<p>Are you strictly looking for schools with the BS/MD type of program or are you just looking at undergraduate schools for a BS/BA?</p>
<p>I’m going to answer on the assumption that you’re talking about just undergraduate schools since I have no idea about the BS/MD program.</p>
<p>A “good college” really depends on you. I mean there are rankings of some schools that might be better than others, but, in my personal opinion, you basically learn the curriculum at whatever school you go to, though, of course, the quality of the curriculum you learn is variable. The only situation where it might matter where you go is if you’re aiming at one of the top tier medical schools, but I’m basing this statement solely off what I’ve heard (which is not a reliable source). Your credentials seem pretty solid and some Texas universities automatically accept those in the top 10% so you should have a wide range of opportunities. Heh, I guess I’m not really sure what you’re asking. Hopefully, I said something that helped?</p>
<p>Good luck with those SAT’s!</p>