All statistics published by all UGs regarding medical school admissions should be taken with a very small grain of salt.
Why? None of the above listed colleges give a number of how many started as pre-meds, so there’s no way, beyond rumor, to know how many washed out long before the admissions process.
And do all or some of the schools have the requirement of a committee letter? If so, the school is selecting which students it will support for med school applications-and which ones it won’t. Suffice to say, if you don’t get the letter, your chances at med school are pretty slim. So that’s another way of selecting out applicants-and do any of the above schools publish the number of applicants they support-and how many they don’t? Probably not.
And addressing the 73% number given above-who does this represent? All kids who started as pre-meds? All kids who made it to junior year? And by medical school, what do they mean? Allopathic, osteopathic, podiatric, dental-and at NEU apparently pre-health means vet, PA, and optometry school, too.
And NEU does have a committee letter-and it’s pretty clear your medical school application is in big trouble if you don’t get one.
https://undergraduate.northeastern.edu/prehealth/applying/prehealth-requirements/
In sum, % of “successful” applicants from any UG school are subject to massive manipulations. So pick the school that is cheapest and fits you best.