<p>There are no colleges or universities that are “best for pre-med.” Go someplace where you’ll get a great GPA, where you’ll be happy and academically focused and motivated to do your very best as an undergrad, and where you won’t rack up a ton of debt or deplete your (or your parents’) assets. Med school is expensive, and they won’t care so much where you went to college or even what you studied, so long as you meet the basic curricular requirements for med school admission. They will care about your undergrad GPA and MCAT scores.</p>
<p>Bottom line, only you can determine which schools are a good fit, and which ones work for you financially.</p>