<p>cynicalbastard, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about.</p>
<p>Every single medical school in the country (all 125 of them) do a phenomenal job of putting out able and qualified doctors - in fact I’d say that every single graduate of a US Allopathic school is competent. Schrizto is correct that academic medicine is really the only place where which med school you went to matters. Even then, it’s not that big of piece of the pie.</p>
<p>As for admissions to medical school, the undergrad instituion is not that important. You must be successful anywhere you go in order to be competitive for admission. I assume, in regards to the OP, that vet school is the same. Go to a school where you can be successful and achieve a good GPA, GRE (for vet), and appropriate extra/co-curriculars.</p>