What is the best college to attend for neurology?

Answer 1

University of California - San Francisco has a great neuroscience program. UCSD @ La Jolla is fantastic with Scripps. Stanford as well. California has the advantage of money for stem cell research, if that's your interest. Harvard and Yale have good programs, but I would go with a school in California. University of California - Irvine, has one of the best undergraduate Neurobiology and Behavior programs with a fantastic upper division laboratory that you would be hard pressed to find something better elsewhere. Northwestern has a good program as well.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

One of the best ones that I know is Washington University In St. Louis, Missouri. Duke University also has a superb reputation for both neurology and neurosurgery.

Answer 4

http://www.a2zcolleges.com/medical/Neurology.htm

Answer 5

Doctors first attend a medical school to obtain a medical degree. They then learn neurology at a hospital during their post-graduate education (residency, or specialty training period)