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Quite true. I have heard of schools with nearly 100% success rates because the premed committee or something similar at the university only allowed certain students to apply. I’m not sure on the details, but my point is that you’re right. When looking for a good undergrad for being premed, don’t look just at the admission statistic, which can be misleading; think about the strength of the advising program, the clinical volunteering opportunities, the courses, the professors, student life… all very important.</p>