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Which is better for medical school, Oxford of Emory better or Mercer?

I got accepted into both still deciding. #pre-med #science #college #career #medicine #hospital-and-health-care #college-selection #college-advice

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Thank you comment icon Emory is better if you got a choice. It has a stronger reputation. Jennifer
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John Preston’s Answer

Emory is fantastic, both the school and the hospital! You'll do your first two years at Oxford and then move to the Atlanta campus in North Druid Hills. It is VERY expensive. However, they have an excellent financial aid department at the Atlanta campus (if possible ask to see George Lunkin as your financial aid advisor; you won't regret it) and the school receives a lot of money from Coca-cola. Not to mention the amount of connections that just being at Emory affords you. The rate of students finding work after graduation is outstanding.

Mercer is a good school, I've heard. But I don't know much about their medical school. I assume you would be going to the Macon campus, which I personally don't like. But that's subjective and not relevant to what you need to know.

Overall, Emory is one of the best schools in the southeast. I guess it depends on your ambitions. Don't sell yourself short!
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Ahmad’s Answer

I will go with Emory if the financial issues are not a big problem as it is one of the best medical schools in the US..
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Richard’s Answer

Emory has a better ranking.

However you also need to pick a place where you will be happy to study. You will need to get good grades in college in order to apply for medical school. At the medical school I attended, the average GPA is reported to be 3.85, so even one or two B's can hurt your chances of acceptance.
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