<p>Johns Hopkins has a 90% acceptance rate of premed applying into medical school. That is on par with the best of the best premed Ivy league school such as Yale, Columbia, UPenn, and Harvard.</p>
<p>Hopkins premed committee stands out above the rest and is highly regarded among the medical school admission circle for this reason and this reason only: premed committee writes a very lengthy and comprehensive letter of recommendation for you the applicant applying to med school with the seal of the university approval. I’ve heard that medical school admission officiers take the university’s letter of recommendation, which is based off of your resume, background, mcat, gpa, and LORs of faculty, staff, and etc. more seriously and with greater weight than individual LORs themselves. Since it carries so much weight, admission officers take it for what its worth.</p>
<p>I believe the quality of Johns Hopkins premed advisors is just as valueable as the committee itself. They are equally important in assisting premed students and guiding them through the path of arduous process of applying to med school.</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins is also synomous with medicine in general and is internationally recognized for its research and outstanding accomplishments in the field of medicine. Thats why the Johns Hopkins medical school and Johns Hopkins Hospital are ranked #2 and #1 respectively for the last decade alone.</p>
<p>Yes, Premed at Hopkins right here if you didn’t notice. :-)</p>