<p>hey how likely is it to go to jhu as undergrad and then get into their med school from there? is there really a distinct advantage if ur say pretty decent with gpa and mcat scores than if u had those same stats at a school ranked in like the fifties or something by US news?</p>
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<p>I doubt there is any significant advantage. The university sending the most graduates to Hopkins Medical School is Hopkins, but even then, the acceptance rate is insanely low.</p>
<p>my dad actually asked an adcom at hopkins this question; they replied that in fact the admissions rate for hopkins students is essentially the same (negliglibly higher, maybe a percentage point) to jhu medical school as for outside students.</p>
<p>i remember reading somewhere that they accepted about 12 or so students from jhu some time ago, which is A LOT considering how many people total they accept.</p>
<p>Well, not a huge edge, though, monii.</p>