All data comes from official university common datasets and the Association of American Medical Colleges.

We excluded any schools that have fewer than 50 students applying to medical school. This invariably leads to omission of many smaller liberal arts colleges. However, we believe that a top premed program must have at least 75 students applying to medical school consistently to avoid skewed results.

It took me (Harsh Moolani) about 20 hours to find, organize, and clearly communicate this data. 

Public colleges often have many more students than private colleges so this may skew the data. Therefore, we also analyzed the percent of premeds per undergraduate class. This allows us to better understand the emphasis on the premed track at each school.