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You have a good chance of getting into any medical school if you put in the time and work (with a bit of luck of course!).
What is UcD and UcI? I assume you mean UCD and UCI?
Do you have a good chance? Well...have you taken the pre-reqs? Do you have a good GPA? Did you get a good MCAT score? Do you have all your EC's covered? Without any of that information how the heck would we know if you can get into a good med school...or any med school for that matter.
Pros and cons of what?
You'll stand a much better chance of getting into med school when you learn how to express yourself clearly.
Is this referring to undergrad institutions and weighing the pre-med/health programs? (vague questions as already pointed out, but that's my guess) If so, may be better suited in the SDN High School forums. Also, a SDN search will give results
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They'll be similar experiences, don't choose which to attend just based on being pre-med.
The bolded is impossible to answer.
Your undergraduate institution is one of the least important factors in med school admissions.
In summary: focus on your GPA (>=3.7), study and take the MCAT once (>=510), and get involved with extracurriculars that you are truly passionate about (both clinically, AND non clinically) for extended periods of time.
You do that, and you'll have a shot at MD. Best of luck to you, and do take a look at the "compilation of essential SDN wisdom" when you get a chance.
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In summary: focus on your GPA (>=3.7), study and take the MCAT once (>=510), and get involved with extracurriculars that you are truly passionate about (both clinically, AND non clinically) for extended periods of time.
You do that, and you'll have a shot at MD. Best of luck to you, and do take a look at the "compilation of essential SDN wisdom" when you get a chance.
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Go where you are happy for university. UCI and UCD both generate successful pre-meds.
