<p>Well yeah, Yale medical school is the chillest of them all. You got a whole wide range of schools ranging from JHMS to Yale med, which are like the opposites of both spectrums. Kinda like a pass/fail no grade system the first two years. Med schools do range from the highly collaborative to highly competitive. I know a friend who went to Princeton and is now at UPenn and he says that medical school is complete hell… Med school is definitely not fun.</p>
<p>Yeah, you don’t need to go through hell (i was exaggerating), in generally, the challenging design of Hopkins will get you ready for medical school. I’ve never said that competition exist at all medical schools. I said competition among **residency selection **exists, and I said if you go to a comparably easier school, easier to get high GPA, happy like school, that the work at the medical school level will seem like hell. Hopkins provides you the flexibility in case premed is not your top choice to switch to among the many top ten programs we have…Many of the things that I have already mentioned 
Again, Hopkins prepares you well for the hardwork you’ll experience in medical school.</p>
<p>I’d probably go to whatever choce school you feel best. I mean, its common for premeds to drop out if you don’t get pass weeder course or if they have a change of interest. Go to a school that has flexibility in these choices. Hopkins, Vassar or whatever your choice of school is.</p>