Abstract
<h3>MEDICAL EDUCATION IN ILLINOIS</h3> The rapid progress made in the development of medical colleges in other parts of the country has brought out in strong contrast the great need for improvements in Illinois, which means Chicago. At present there are only three medical colleges which are a credit to the state of Illinois or to the city. Two of these, the North-western University Medical School and Rush Medical College (the University of Chicago), have kept pace with modern improvements and are in the highest rank (Class A plus). The College of Physicians and Surgeons, although at present in the second class (Class A), has recently become part of the University of Illinois and it is to be hoped that through the adoption of higher entrance requirements it may soon be worthy of admission to the highest rank. Aside from these three colleges Chicago has no medical school worthy the support
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