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Need knowledgeable advice on what school to attend.

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  1. Hi,

    I wanted to get some knowledgeable advice on what
    undergraduate school to attend for pre-med (and consequently
    a better med school placement.)

    My choices are:

    Harvey Mudd College University of California Berkeley
    Cornell University,

    If you could also please list the reasons as to why you
    suggest that school over the others, that would be
    really helpful.

    Thank you for your time.

  2. the only suggestion I have is that if you want to go to med
    school in cali you should go to uc berkeley. i never heard
    of harvey mudd... which makes me think it's not super good.
    So I'd pick one of the latter 2. And, I would base the
    decision of which you like better, not so much on med school
    placement. In addition, you should really take into
    consideration at which school you will do better in because
    your grades'll matter. And how well you do i think probably
    also has to do with how happy you are, how the professors
    are, your learning preferences. Also, there's quite a bit of
    weather difference between them. Not sure how much that
    mnatters to you.

    (asaad78) said:

    Hi,

    I wanted to get some knowledgeable advice on what
    undergraduate school to attend for pre-med (and
    consequently a better med school placement.)

    My choices are:

    Harvey Mudd College University of California Berkeley
    Cornell University,

    If you could also please list the reasons as to why you
    suggest that school over the others, that would be really
    helpful.

    Thank you for your time.

  3. It doesn't matter...

    Seriously.

    Get good grades, enjoy learning, get involved in activities
    which demonstrate that you can be a "well-rounded" person,
    connect with a professor or two.

    Your choice of college should be determined by where you
    think that YOU can accomplish these goals most effectively--
    small campus/large campus, private school/state school,
    close to home/far from home, etc.

    Scott Oakman, MD, PhD

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    I wanted to get some knowledgeable advice on what
    undergraduate school to attend for pre-med (and
    consequently a better med school placement.)

    My choices are:

    Harvey Mudd College University of California Berkeley
    Cornell University,

    If you could also please list the reasons as to why you
    suggest that school over the others, that would be really
    helpful.

    Thank you for your time.

  4. thank you both so much for your advice on this.

    Is it possible if I could find out where you folks did your
    undergraduate and medical school training.

    So essentially I like both cornell and berkeley, and harvey
    mudd is out of consideration, so the decision comes to those
    two, campus wise I like cornell, but to me it seems there
    are more research opportunities at berkeley and overall more
    opportunities.

    What do you guys think.

  5. [email hidden] (asaad78) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    thank you both so much for your advice on this.

    Is it possible if I could find out where you folks did
    your undergraduate and medical school training.

    So essentially I like both cornell and berkeley, and
    harvey mudd is out of consideration, so the decision comes
    to those two, campus wise I like cornell, but to me it
    seems there are more research opportunities at berkeley
    and overall more opportunities.

    What do you guys think.

    Do you want to spend the next 4 years in California or New
    York? End of story.

    I did my BA (psychology), PhD (neuroscience), and MD at the
    University of Minnesota; psychiatry residency and addiction
    fellowship at the University of Michigan. I am about ready
    to get a "real job" now...

    Scott

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