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Originally Posted by Ric 0_0
I try to leave out universities once they go into the range of high 200s, but Atlanta has a few more universities that would fall into the categories of universities you listed (albeit lower down)...
293-381 (no specific ranking for these universities)-Clark Atlanta, Kennesaw State, Univ. of W GA. There's also Morehouse and Spellman.
I also find it crazy impressive how Houston supports 3 med schools. Just by looking at aerials of TMC it looks like its own proper business district. Atlanta has Emory and Morehouse (very small), but the sheer scale and caliber of medschools in Houston is blows Atlanta out of the water.
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I found total medical school graduates by state:
https://www.kff.org/other/state-indi...:%22desc%22%7D
Here are the top 10 states (considering both MD and DO I guess since who am I to judge)
Code:
State # of med % of US % of US
grads med grads population
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NY 2402 9.25 5.91
PA 1910 7.36 3.87
TX 1735 6.68 8.68
CA 1447 5.58 11.96
FL 1316 5.07 6.44
IL 1315 5.07 3.85
MI 1143 4.40 3.02
OH 1122 4.32 3.53
MO 922 3.55 1.85
VA 858 3.30 2.58
Texas has a lot of med students, but is still at a deficit as share of population (though not nearly as big of a deficit as California!). It seems like there is enough demand for additional med schools in Texas. I imagine CA is largely dependent on Filipino and Indian doctors.