<p>I know that a high percentage of ND premeds get into med school but do they get into the top med schools? Is a list of the schools that ND premeds are accepted into posted anywhere?
Thanks</p>
<p>I don't have one on-hand, but anecdotally I had several pre-med friends when I was at ND (graduated '07) and they all ended up at very good medical schools.</p>
<p>well, what do you consider a "top" med school?</p>
<p>ALPP
Columbia (dentistry)
Emory (public health)
Georgetown
Purdue
Loyola
Michigan State
Ohio State
Tulane
Minnesota
Miami
Washington</p>
<p>SCPP
Florida State
Emory
Creighton
Georgetown
Tufts (dentistry)
Irvine
Berkeley
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Yale
Wake Forest</p>
<p>Those are just names that stood out to me, I don't know what medical schools are considered top.</p>
<p>I don't know what the ALPP and SCPP mean, but Purdue doesn't even have a medical school. Harvard, Stanford, Johns Hopkins, Wash U, Duke, Mayo all should be on that list.</p>
<p>Thanks - I found some of the stats. I was actually looking for Harvard and Yale - Yale was on the list but not Harvard.</p>
<p>This is what I found:
from 2005
2 hopkins, 1 penn, 9 NW, 4 uchicago, 3 yale, 2 duke, 0 stanford
from 2004
0 hopkins, 2 penn, 8 NW, 6 uchicago, 1 yale, 1 duke, 1 stanford</p>
<p>ALPP are arts and letters majors
SCPP are science majors</p>
<p>my mistake on the Purdue thing, it is IUPUI</p>
<p>and those are only for the class of 07</p>
<p>And now that I look again Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Arizona are only the list of medical schools too.</p>
<p>The info you guys are providing, at least for the class of 2007 definitely seems incomplete. I know two domers at Yale, and there are 7 of us at Chicago. I know of at least two at Harvard, and there are people at Michigan and Wash U too.</p>
<p>Princess ND, that is impressive. I misunderstood what grandfand was asking and bpayne's answer. My response involved mostly older ND grads that went to top medical schools.</p>