what is the best collage /university in the world to go to learn to be a doctor?
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According the US News' ranking of the top medical schools the top ten are: \n\nTop 10 medical schools (research) \n\n1. Harvard University\n2. Johns Hopkins University \n    Washington University in St. Louis\n4. Duke University \n    University of Pennsylvania \n6. University of California San Francisco \n7. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons\n8. Stanford University\n    University of Michigan Ann Arbor \n10. Yale University\n\nTop 10 medical schools (primary care) \n\n1. University of Washington\n2. Oregon Health & Science University\n3. University of California San Francisco \n4. Mich. State U. Coll. of Osteopathic Medicine \n5. University of Minnesota Duluth \n6. University of California San Diego \n    University of New Mexico \n    University of Wisconsin Madison \n9. University of Iowa (Roy J. & Lucille A. Carver) \n    University of Minnesota Twin Cities \n    University of Rochester\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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I understand that Macalaster in Minnesota has a great international program (Kofi Annan, head of UN, being one of their graduates).  Another good one for languages and foreign policy is Middlebury--small, in Vermont, but a very good school overall.  I'm do the college-search thing right now; I hope this helps you!
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I'm in 8th  grade but if you want collage info go to google, type in the collage and look up stuff you want to know about the collage. I would personally choose Princeton of Stanford.
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This question would take too long to answer, but a great resources I'd check out is www.valuemd.com, which has a forum for a lot of "offshore" medical schools.\n\nIf you've taken the MCAT, I'd recommend you look at Saba (www.saba.edu), St George's University, (www.sgu.edu).  If you haven't taken the MCAT, I'd give Medical University of the Americas (www.mua.edu) and Sint Eustatius (www.eustatiusmed.edu) a look.  Good luck.\n\nAlso, there are no Caribbean schools that are "accreditted" by the US, but there are a few that are "approved" by a few selective medical boards.  California's approved St George's U, Ross U, American U of the Caribbean, Saba University.  New York has approved all the above plus Medical University of the Americas and American University of Antigua.
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you don't necessarily have to go to a prestigous university, however u should get into a decent university. Remmber med shool is a totally different ball game. Its very competetive. Where ever u go, make sure you have AT LEAST A 3.7 GPA, and good MCAT. \nIf you really want to be doctor, then go to a communnity college. (2years) Get a 3.8 GPA. then transfer as a junior to a semi-prestigous university, ie. UCLA, Penn State, SUNY, or any state universtiy. Finish with a 3.7. Apply to Med School\nAlso, while in college pre-med, have a back-up major, ie biomedical engineering, nursing, doctor assisant, teaching. Also have tons of community services, ie. volenteer at the hospital. Oh a good thing to do is become an EMT while doing pre-med. Have great refrences, and make sure u STUDY. No joke. more than 50% of pre-med applicants don't get admisstion. Also you might want to even consdireding getting a masters before u get into med school. thats 6 year of PRE-med. then another 4 years of med school, then another 3 years of resedency then a few more years of internship. Be realistic (Can you handle all that, no offense, just trying to help)
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UCI\n\nuniversity of california irvine\n\n\nI heard it's a pretty good college for doctors and people interested in medicine
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##################################################################################################################\nhere ya go!\nUniversity of Phoenix \nCapella University \nJohns Hopkins University \nStrayer University \nUniversity of Maryland \nAmerican InterContinental University (AIU) \nLiberty University \nWestwood College \nColorado Technical University \nCalifornia Medical Institute \n\n(the number one leading school is in Cleveland, Ohio Case Wester Reserve University) VERY VERY VERY the most difficult school to get in
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unless you want to go somewhere out of the US (e.g. a country like australia or the UK where medicine is an undergraduate-entry program), you go to college and do really well. i mean REALLY well. and well enough that you forget about medicine entirely and just kick some academic butt. and abandon all hope of getting in until it actually seems possible. (as for classes to take, i would recommend swallowing all the organic chem you can get ahold of... major in something hard core like biochemistry or neuroscience, but not biology--everyone does that.) however, if you go outside the US, check your scores--if you've got really amazing numbers, you can enter a 6 year undergrad program in australia.
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University of Washington - ranked the top Primary Care medical school \nHarvard (ever heard of this place before?) - ranked the top Research medical school \nUniversity of California, San Francisco and University of Washington - the only schools to make the top 10 in both primary care and research
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The best answer is the truth.  Why DO you want to become a doctor?
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I would say UC Davis is the best. \n\nYou could always look up the list online, just type in top 100 medical schools in USA - then look through it for ones in Cali
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Here is a list that is considered the definitive list of the World's Top 200 Universities...Harvard is number 1. My school is number 21 (McGill University in Montreal)! All of the US ivy leagues are top notch, and also Oxford in England.\n\nhttp://www.staff.hum.ku.dk/hp/KU_Bestyrelse/Top10/international_comparisons_World.htm
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princeton is a great collage and being a doctor is great but that school does cost alot of money. i mean major bucks here. if your grades are good and u have a good attitude then u should have no problems getting a sholarship unless u have a very rich grandmother!!!
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There are numerous university choices:\n\nUniversity College Cork\nhttp://www.ucc.ie\n\nUniversity College Dublin\nhttp://www.ucd.ie\n\nUniversity of Limerick\nhttp://www.ul.ie\n\nDublin City University\nhttp://www.dcu.ie\n\nTrinity College Dublin\nhttp://www.tcd.ie\n\nNational University of Ireland, Galway\nhttp://www.nuigalway.ie\n\nAll these sites have pages for international students with details of every aspect of life from study to just enjoying yourself, other site that may be of interest:\n\nUnion of Students of Ireland\nhttp://www.usi.ie
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Oxford university is good one.\nAnd also Cambridge is an exellent one too, but expensive. I mean, ALL OF THEM are expensive. \nI hope I helped!
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Harvard if you intend to do research. University of Washington if you want to practice primary care.\n\nOf course, if you didn't already know that off the top of your head, chances are you haven't been preparing for medical school enough and don't stand much of a chance getting in. good luck!
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The medical school you attend/graduate from doesn't solely determine where you will do residency.  Your board scores, personal statement, letters of recommendation, and other course grades will determine where you are offered interviews.  You could complete residency at a top program after graduating from a lesser known medical school.  Being in the best medical school also does not mean you will get the best residency.\n\nAnyway- I don't know alot about specific internal medicine programs.  However - check out www.studentdoctor.net forums...the internal medicine forum there may offer some help.  Also www.scutwork.com has residency program reviews.  \nI would guess some of the "best" residency programs on the east coast are:  Johns Hopkins, University of Pennsylvania (philly), NYU, Cornell, Columbia, Brigham and Women (boston), Mass General, University of Pittsburgh, Emory (atlanta), Duke, etc.