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<p>You might be sure of that now, as a high school student, but most pre-meds hit some sort of obstacle (whether it be Organic Chemistry or a newfound love for [insert any other discipline here] that prompts them to switch majors) - the vast majority of self proclaimed/declared pre-med Freshmen do not make it into medical school.</p>
<p>With that being said, there is no ideal pre-med university. An ideal pre-med university is student-specific and is essentially just any university where the student him or herself can thrive; this is completely unrelated to the concept of “pre-med” as it pertains to the school as a whole. </p>
<p>The only way I can see there being an ideal pre-med undergrad is if you were interested in attending a school that had its own medical school and there was some agreement between the medical school and undergraduate school that impacted admissions or something. I cannot necessarily speak well about the subject, but I believe they’re called Early Assurance programs. This is a snippet I got off the web;</p>
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