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| 2. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine – Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is known for its cutting-edge research and strong emphasis on patient care. It is affiliated with Johns Hopkins Hospital, which is consistently ranked among the best hospitals in the country. |
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| 3. Stanford University School of Medicine – Located in Stanford, California, this medical school is known for its innovative curriculum and research programs. It is affiliated with Stanford Health Care, a leading academic medical center in the Silicon Valley area. |
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| 4. University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine – UCSF School of Medicine is located in San Francisco, California, and is known for its strong emphasis on primary care and diverse patient population. It is affiliated with UCSF Medical Center, a top-ranked hospital. |
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| 5. Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania – Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Penn Med is a top-ranked medical school known for its strong research programs and emphasis on community service. It is affiliated with the prestigious Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. |
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| Important facts about medical schools in the US: |
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| – Admission to medical school is highly competitive, with acceptance rates typically ranging from 2-5%. |
| – Medical school programs typically last four years, consisting of two years of classroom-based learning followed by two years of clinical rotations. |
| – Students must pass the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) to become licensed physicians. |
| – Medical schools often offer specialized programs and tracks, such as dual-degree programs (MD/PhD) or accelerated programs. |
| – In addition to traditional MD programs, some medical schools offer DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) programs, which focus on a more holistic approach to patient care. |
