<p>Which school better prepares you for pre-med?
In your opinion, which school do you think has a better overall quality of life?</p>
<p>Weather and quality of life are probably a little bit better at Emory. Cornell is the better school in my mind. I’d go to Cornell. </p>
<p>Cornell</p>
<p>Cornell.</p>
<p>Can only speak about Emory but IMO it offers fantastic opportunities for engagement across a variety of fields. If you’re seeking medical related ECs, Emory has them in spades. After all, it’s literally across the street from the CDC, and has a number of hospitals within walking distance. If possible you should visit both schools. For what it’s worth, Emory has a higher percentage of smaller classes and a slightly higher per person endowment than Cornell (although both are among the highest in the nation). </p>
<p>Probably just about equal for pre-med. Maybe a tiny (though pretty much insignificant) advantage to Cornell. I would say Emory wins by far for quality of life. Cornell has quite the reputation for unhappy students and Emory has the opposite reputation.</p>
<p>Cornell will be ultra competitive and student body is smarter.</p>