What are the pre-med colleges in London?

There isn't a specific category of "pre-med colleges" in London (or anywhere else, really). The path to becoming a doctor in the UK (and most places) involves completing a specific undergraduate degree, often in a science-related field, *followed* by a separate medical school application and entry to a medical degree program (usually a graduate-entry program).

Therefore, many colleges and universities in London offer undergraduate degrees that are suitable preparation for applying to medical school. These usually include (but aren't limited to):

* Biosciences degrees: Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Physiology, etc.

* Other Science degrees: Chemistry, Physics, Pharmacology, Genetics etc.

Examples of London universities offering these degrees (and where graduates often apply to medical school) include:

* University College London (UCL): Offers a wide range of science degrees.

* Imperial College London: Strong in science and engineering, with relevant undergraduate programs.

* King's College London: Another large university with many suitable science degrees.

* Queen Mary University of London: Offers several biological sciences degrees.

* University of Westminster: Offers some relevant science degrees, though perhaps less heavily focused on the pre-med track than the others listed.

* Other smaller universities in London: Several other universities in London offer undergraduate programs that could serve as suitable preparation for medical school.

It's crucial to understand that choosing a specific university *doesn't guarantee* medical school entry. Strong academic performance (high grades), relevant extracurricular activities, work experience (especially in healthcare settings), and a compelling personal statement are all vital aspects of a successful medical school application. The university you attend for your undergraduate degree is only one factor.