Medical school
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A Medical School is a four year institution with the purpose of educating Doctors in the field of medicine. Students at a medical school begin after graduating with a Bachelors from a conventional university. "Pre-Med" bachelors degrees can be in any field, but the most common pre-med degrees are biology and Chemical Engineering.

Famous Medical Schools include:

Harvard Medical School

Johns Hopkins Medical School

Mayo Clinic Medical School

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