Women's Health

Ranked in 2013, part of Best Medical Schools

In women's health programs, medical students are trained to work in obstetrics and gynecology. Other course offerings may include endocrinology and maternal-fetal medicine. These are the top medical schools for women's health programs.

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Rankings Overall Medical School Program Data
Rank School name Tuition Total medical school enrollment MCAT composite score Average undergraduate GPA Acceptance rate Full-time faculty-student ratio NIH funds granted to medical school and affiliated hospitals (in millions) NIH research grant funds per faculty member (in thousands) Peer assessment score (out of 5) Residency directors assessment score (out of 5)
#1 Harvard University

Boston, MA

$49,875 (full-time) 700
#2 University of California–​San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

$31,134 (in-state, full-time); $43,379 (full-time)(out-of-state) 648
#3 University of Pennsylvania (Perelman)

Philadelphia, PA

$47,090 (full-time) 646
#4 Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

$44,100 (full-time) 479
#4 University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA

$44,726 (in-state, full-time); $45,846 (full-time)(out-of-state) 591
#6 Columbia University

New York, NY

$49,504 (full-time) 662
#7 University of Michigan–​Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor, MI

$29,352 (in-state, full-time); $46,944 (full-time)(out-of-state) 679
#8 Duke University

Durham, NC

$48,065 (full-time) 425
#9 Yale University

New Haven, CT

$49,500 (full-time) 397
#10 University of California–​Los Angeles (Geffen)

Los Angeles, CA

$34,784 (in-state, full-time); $47,029 (full-time)(out-of-state) 767
#11 Northwestern University (Feinberg)

Chicago, IL

$48,339 (full-time) 712