What is the best UC school for pre-med?

The best premed colleges in California

• University of California–Berkeley*
• University of California–Los Angeles*
• Pepperdine University.
• University of Southern California.
• California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
• Pomona College.
• University of California–Santa Barbara*
• University of California–San Diego*

What is UCSD best for?

Foreign Policy Magazine’s 2018 global rankings lauded UC San Diego for its master’s program for policy careers in international relations, ranked 15th best around the world. The campus’s Ph. D. program was named the best among public colleges for students pursuing an academic career in international relations.

Is Princeton Good for pre-med?

There is no “premed” major. Students from all concentrations at Princeton have gone on to pursue medicine. Health professions schools seek well-rounded students who demonstrate strong ability in the sciences, but also demonstrate a broader interest in the human condition.

Is UCLA a good medical school?

As one of the best-ranked and most prestigious medical schools in the United States, UCLA Medical School, also known as the David Geffen School of Medicine (DGSOM at UCLA) is, unsurprisingly, also one of the most competitive.

Is UCLA pre med hard?

UCLA does have intense competition as one of the premier public universities in the US. Expect it to be tough in virtually every science or engineering program. On average, exams are difficult and a handful for the majority of students. They are hard, but in all likelihood not Cal Tech or MIT hard I would assume.

Is UCSD a good medical school?

UCSD School of Medicine is one of the top medical schools in California. The combination of perfect weather, rigorous curriculum, and ample research opportunities (particularly in biotechnology) make this a great medical school in California!

What percent of Princeton Premeds get into med school?

Among all applicants, the acceptance rate is ~44\%. Among all MCAT-takers(including re-takers), the acceptance rate is about 20\%. Among all Freshman pre meds, only 17\% go to Med school.