Medical Malpractice

How hard is it into get into medical, law and business school?

What course are your required to take in college for these graduate programs?

Public Comments

1. Med school - very hard. You need the premed classes in college, GPA > 3.5, very good MCAT scores. More than half the people who apply won't get in anywhere. Most med schools have acceptance rates around 3-5%. Law school and business - hard to get into top programs, easy to get in somewhere. GPA > 3.0, good LSAT/GMAT scores. The better the school you attend, the better your chances are of getting a job. For med school, you must take the premed classes in bio, chem, physics, math, and English. There are recommended pre-law classes but nothing required. You can apply for an MBA with any major, but usually you need a few years of work experience.