I'm currently trying to decide between Midwestern and Western. I loved my interview with Midwestern and was impressed by their high board pass rates. However, I like the curriculum Western teaches. They do blocks and a 2 pass system with the 1st-year focus: Normal functions of the body, health, and wellness and 2nd-year focus: Restoration of health, diagnosis, and treatment. (I feel like this way may be nice because it'll help me apply what I am learning. For example, if I'm doing the cardio/renal block I'll learn all the pharm, biochem, and physiology for the heart at once.)
While Midwestern does subject-based classes like Anatomy, biochemistry, etc. I think of this as a traditional school that I am used to studying for.
Overall, I would love to hear from podiatry students from both Midwestern and Western on how they like the teaching style and how they study for it.
Thank you in advance!
While Midwestern does subject-based classes like Anatomy, biochemistry, etc. I think of this as a traditional school that I am used to studying for.
Overall, I would love to hear from podiatry students from both Midwestern and Western on how they like the teaching style and how they study for it.
Thank you in advance!