UCLA Vs. All medical Schools

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lol. okay.

i mean, i disagree, but i admire your surety.
 
have you attended every medical school to know that UCLA is the best in everything?
 
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have you attended every medical school to know that UCLA is the best in everything?


I dont have to. It is what my gut tells me.

If this administration has taught us anything is that whenever you listen to your gut, you can never go wrong.
 
I dont have to. It is what my gut tells me.

If this administration has taught us anything is that whenever you listen to your gut, you can never go wrong.

Hahahahaha. Good one. Unless, that is, this administration and the gut thereof have an appendicitis.
 
trolls make for the best entertainment.

ok, guys... and... ACTION!:corny:

*looks at sig*

You're only SLIGHTLY biased. Btw, I didn't know you had your first day of med school. Why do you have the "medical student" tag?!?! 😛
 
umm yeah ucla is pretty damn good. if you break schools down into their components: curriculum, grading system, faculty, prestige, location, atmosphere, etc, you would be hard pressed to find many schools that can beat ucla.
 
umm yeah ucla is pretty damn good. if you break schools down into their components: curriculum, grading system, faculty, prestige, location, atmosphere, etc, you would be hard pressed to find many schools that can beat ucla.
isnt that 100% subjective??😉
 
yeah it's subjective, but is also true. Though have to say Stanford > UCLA in grading system, faculty, prestige, etc. They have NO grades there. Also impossible to get in. They take about 65-70 a year.

You know nothing. UCLA has no grades either, Stanford's class is bigger than 70 so they obviously accept more than that, the faculties and prestige of the medical schools are similar (they are 1 apart on research ranking, UCLA is 12 spots higher on med center ranking). You are a premed noob.
 
i wouldnt go to ucla if they offered me a million bucks, after free tuition with a guaranteed slot to any residency slot i want paid at 2x the average resident salary, with a free meal plan at the undergrad dining hall.
 
i wouldnt go to ucla if they offered me a million bucks, after free tuition with a guaranteed slot to any residency slot i want paid at 2x the average resident salary, with a free meal plan at the undergrad dining hall.
ehh...id still go caribbean



jk
 
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Yeah, some kid's got some bit of an inferiority complex when it comes to Stanford. Probably didn't get in.

No, you just didn't know what you were talking about. Your facts were all flat out wrong, whatever I think of Stanford or UCLA.
 
*looks at sig*

You're only SLIGHTLY biased. Btw, I didn't know you had your first day of med school. Why do you have the "medical student" tag?!?! 😛

eh, figured i might as well change it now since i'm going to try and kick this SDN forum addiction when school starts.

and i do NOT agree that UCLA is better than everyone else. it was just the best place for me. needed a change.

i just wish UTSW and Baylor would get with the program and become pass/fail. it makes the student life SO much better. other than that, i think you can't have a convo about the best schools in the country without throwing a little Tejas in there. i mean, the grandeur of the texas medical center alone... jesus... don't get me started... lol

Memphis 78
UCLA 63

Florida 76
UCLA 66

Florida 73
UCLA 57

Wait, what?

ouch. thassa burn...
 
Actually, stanford has a true NO grading policy. They have no Alpha Omega Alpha, no secret ranking whatsoever. UCLA still has ranking and still has AOA. Nuff said.

This kid has got an inferiority complex or something. You might want to spend a few years in med school first before opening your mouth again.

UCLA's letters of distinction and AOA are based on board scores, and the letters you get from attendings during rotations.

you are going to try hard on the boards anyways, and i have heard that residency directors like to know how you do on your rotations. not that big of a deal in my opinion.
 
i wouldnt go to ucla if they offered me a million bucks, after free tuition with a guaranteed slot to any residency slot i want paid at 2x the average resident salary, with a free meal plan at the undergrad dining hall.

why did you apply to its post bac program? you should withdraw. other students would love the chance to attend it. and don't apply there for med school again. save your money and glorify other schools and cities you "like."
 
everyone knows UCLA is a fallback for cali people who couldn't get past "real" admission standards at ucsf & ucsd.
 
i love how these 20+ year olds act when it comes to med schools. "no my school is better than yours" "nah ah, mine is better". Good entertainment! Continue... I'd like to know if the person who started the thread will actually attend/been accepted to UCLA med.
 
i love how these 20+ year olds act when it comes to med schools. "no my school is better than yours" "nah ah, mine is better". Good entertainment! Continue... I'd like to know if the person who started the thread will actually attend/been accepted to UCLA med.


I'm going to UCSD
 
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Go UCSD!! the only uc that has a legitimate admission process with no preference for urm's or urm programs like UCLA.
 
eh, figured i might as well change it now since i'm going to try and kick this SDN forum addiction when school starts.

and i do NOT agree that UCLA is better than everyone else. it was just the best place for me. needed a change.

i just wish UTSW and Baylor would get with the program and become pass/fail. it makes the student life SO much better. other than that, i think you can't have a convo about the best schools in the country without throwing a little Tejas in there. i mean, the grandeur of the texas medical center alone... jesus... don't get me started... lol



ouch. thassa burn...

Didn't you know? Baylor tried P/F back in 2004 for the first semester. People got lazy and weren't doing as well when they had to go back to regular grading systems in later blocks. Students didn't like it at the TIME, but most felt better about it in the long run.
 
Go UCSD!! the only uc that has a legitimate admission process with no preference for urm's or urm programs like UCLA.

So doesn't it make you feel like **** to know that if an admissions committee knew you were saying this, you wouldn't get accepted anywhere/ they might revoke your acceptence??