<p>You’ll have to talk to students and the office there. Examples of things to think about:</p>
<p>How often do students get to meet with the advisor?
How easy is it to meet with the advisor?
Does the school do a committee letter? If so, what does it take to get one?
Does the school ever prevent students from applying to med school? If so, what criteria do they use?
How does the pre-med office disseminate info to students?
What kinds of programs does the pre-med office run? (e.g. speakers, mock interviews, school fairs, info sessions, essay writing workshops, etc)
What kinds of resources does it have? (e.g. databases of mentors, databases of docs to shadow, databases of researchers, data on past applicants, etc)</p>