<p>First I want to know what ECs look good for Medical school admission</p>
<p>I was just wondering if any one knows the percentage of acceptance at any of the following medical schools:</p>
<p>Berkeley
Stanford
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Brown
JHU
Duke
UPenn
UChicago
Northwestern</p>
<p>Berkeley-0%
Stanford-3.1%
Harvard-4.7%
Yale-6.5%
Dartmouth-7%
Columbia-4.5%
Cornell-4.5%
Brown-4.2%
JHU-6.2%
Duke-4.0%
UPenn-4.4%
UChicago-6.2%
Northwestern-6.5%</p>
<p>Why are yale and Dartmouth so high in comparison to other ivies?</p>
<p>Berkeley, MIT, Princeton, and Amherst have by far the most selective medical schools.</p>
<p>BDM: <em>lol</em> That’s a bit cruel, don’t you think?</p>
<p>If f(x) describes the number accepted and g(x) the number applying, don’t we need to calculate the limit of f(x)/g(x) as x goes to zero to calculate selectivity?</p>