<p>One of the features Creighton University (Omaha, NE) touts is that it offers its undergraduates a "preference" to its graduate programs -- i.e., med school, dental school, etc. Does anyone have any experience with the Creighton preference? How does it work? Must the student have a certain GPA before s/he is given a preference? My daughter is trying to decide whether to attend Creighton as an undergrad because of the preference, but there is very little information about the preference and how it works.</p>
<p>I heard the same thing when on a tour at Creighton. They only said you would be given preference to the med/dental school if you did the undergraduate. I think I remember them saying half got into the dental/med school from the undergraduate. That is a pretty good number since they probably take 40 or so kids and 3 spots go to out of state. I think if you are from out of state that Creighton would be a great choice with the preference option.</p>