<p>I am currently a senior in high school and have been accepted to Bryn Mawr and Smith college. I did receive some financial aid and through the stride program at smith, it will cost around 25K a year. Bryn Mawr, on the other hand, will cost around 40 K.
I also received admission to the honors college at Univerisity of Central Florida (third tier)... I am a florida resident so through a scholarship, the education at any florida public school is free. there is also a 7 year medical program that guarantees admission into university of south florida medical if all the benchmarks are met through a program at UCF.
Is it better to be a pre-med at a more academically prestigious school such as bryn mawr or smith (and pay $) and then apply to medical school OR go to a state school like UCF (free) and to USF medical school? Does undergraduate make a difference? </p>
<p>I also applied to UF, UM, USF and got into all of them, but after visiting the Florida colleges, I decided that I liked UCF the best although it is third tier....orlando is nice. </p>
<p>Any advice? Just in case, class rank top 1%, SAT...kinda low heh...2080 out of 2400, 4.5 weighted GPA, 3.98 unweighted, all the extracurriculars etc... Thanks!</p>