Not uncomfortable, but don't expect much from the President's office. Your clinical affairs personnel are FABULOUS. RSAS can be hit or miss, but I tend to hold people to their word, and that can create some issues.
Remember what you're in school for. To be a doctor. To learn medicine. UNE does that fairly well. Every school has their weak points. Dartmouth has an abysmal anatomy program. UNE's biochem and molecular path leaves a lot to be desired. Cellular path, gross path are excellent. Anatomy is excellent, and you won't find a better neuro course.
Clinicals are hit or miss depending. As with every place. I had outstanding clinical rotations; students rotating the week after I did had a different experience. I did away rotations where I more than held my own. And board pass rates for my class for level 1, first time takers, no board review course provided and EVERYONE takes the boards, was something like 94 or 96%.
You asked about admiistration in your original post. You didn't ask about education. If you can keep your head down, your nose to the grindstone, and just worry about learning, you'll be happy and fine.