Brown Vs. Dartmouth Vs. Cornell-- Premed

albionguy
Sat, 04 Apr 2009 01:06:51 +0000

So… your success with the med school application process is dependent on your own hard work and initiative over the next four years. The school is largely immaterial-- each of those will support and oppress you in individual ways. You’re more likely to flourish wherever you feel best.

Perhaps you should choose a school which has a wide range of options in what you’d like to study. Even if you’re not among the 80% of freshman premeds to not eventually apply to medical school, you’re going to want to study something you enjoy for four years. Good luck.