Google Day 2.2

Investigate the 10 best medical schools in the US.
Their location.
Their Price.
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-medical-schools/research-rankings

1.  Harvard (Boston, Massachusetts) (49,875)
2. Stanford (Stanford (Palo Alto), California) (47,343)
3. Johns Hopkins (Baltimore, Maryland) (44,100)
4. University of California (San Francisco, California) (43,379)
4. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) (47,090)
6. Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri) (52,020)
7. Yale University  (New Haven, Connecticut) (49,500)
8. Columbia (New York, New York) (49,500)
8. Duke (Durham, New Hampshire) (48, 065)
8. University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) (44,075)
8. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
(46,944)

Average:
47350

I learned that most medical and business schools are private and expensive. In average, medical school is cheaper than business school.

To get into medical school, you need to have finished College (4 years), and study pre-med. You apply to medical school (4 years), then you do a residency (medical training and practice that lasts 3 years). Later, if you want to become a more specific doctor, it is another 3 years or 4, depending on what you want specialize in (cardiology, pediatrics) However, you get paid through your residency and special training.

Next time, I'll look up law schools.