U.S. News and World Reports has named the top medical school in all 50 states for primary care in 2023, with universities including Seattle-based University of Washington and University of California San Francisco coming out on top.
Top medical school in all 50 states in 2023:
Alabama: University of Alabama Birmingham
Alaska: No top ranked medical programs
Arizona: University of Arizona Tucson
Arkansas: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Little Rock)
California: University of California San Francisco
Colorado: University of Colorado (Aurora)
Connecticut: University of Connecticut (Farmington)
Delaware: No top ranked medical programs
District of Columbia: George Washington University
Florida: University of Florida (Gainesville)
Georgia: Emory University (Atlanta)
Hawaii: University of Hawaii Manoa (Honolulu)
Idaho: No top ranked medical programs
Illinois: University of Chicago
Indiana: Indiana University Indianapolis
Iowa: University of Iowa (Iowa City)
Kansas: University of Kansas Medical Center (Kansas City)
Kentucky: University of Pikeville
Louisiana: No top ranked medical programs
Maine: University of New England (Biddeford)
Maryland: University of Maryland (Baltimore)
Massachusetts: Harvard University (Boston)
Michigan: University of Michigan Ann Arbor
Minnesota: University of Minnesota (Minneapolis)
Mississippi: William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (Hattiesburg)
Missouri: University of Missouri Kansas City
Montana: No top ranked medical programs
Nebraska: University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha)
Nevada: University of Nevada Reno
New Hampshire: Dartmouth College (Hanover)
New Jersey: Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (Camden)
New Mexico: University of New Mexico (Albuquerque)
New York: University of Rochester
North Carolina: University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
North Dakota: University of North Dakota (Grand Forks)
Ohio: Ohio State University (Columbus)
Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma (Oklahoma City)
Oregon: Oregon Health and Science University (Portland)
Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh
Rhode Island: Brown University (Providence)
South Carolina: University of South Carolina (Columbia)
South Dakota: University of South Dakota (Sioux Falls)
Tennessee: University of Tennessee Health Science Center (Memphis)
Texas: Baylor College of Medicine (Houston)
Utah: University of Utah (Salt Lake City)
Vermont: University of Vermont (Burlington)
Virginia: University of Virginia (Charlottesville)
Washington: University of Washington (Seattle)
West Virginia: West Virginia University (Morgantown)
Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Madison
Wyoming: No top ranked medical programs