Here's Who Topped This Year's 'Best Medical Schools' Rankings
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U.S. News & World Report has released its annual 'Best Medical Schools' rankings, with top institutions sorted into tiers rather than individual placements. The rankings include 'Tier 1' schools for research and primary care, with several schools moving into the top group this year.
The U.S. News medical school rankings were released without ordinal placements. The rankings are based on percentile performance compared with other schools. This year, 203 accredited medical and osteopathic schools were surveyed. The research rankings included indicators such as total research activity and NIH research grants. The primary care rankings included indicators such as graduates practicing in primary care specialties. Several schools moved into the 'Tier 1' group for primary care, including Dartmouth College and the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Two schools, the University of Colorado and the University of Florida, achieved the same for research. The full lists of rankings are available. The 'Tier 1' medical schools for research and primary care have been announced. The rankings are intended to help prospective students make informed decisions about where to apply and attend school.
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