Thank You AUC

Thank you for a great education.
Thank you for all the fun and great friends.
The days I spent on Montserrat and in London will forever be in my heart.
I'd like to hear from other AUC students, alumni, and potential students.
Paul Tien, a good man.

dylantanis said:

hey trach,
I would love to hear about your experiences there.
I just submitted my application tonight...

I'd really like to know about the clinicals...I'm from the NYC area and
would like to do all my core rotations in the area...will I have to hop around
to different hospitals? Will I have to leave NYC?

Is there an advisor strictly for AUC at each of your sites?

Instead of being restricted to the NYC area, is it a better idea to hop around the country going to hospitals that are particularly good in a rotation?

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It has been nearly 12 years since I graduated.
The caribbean experience is special. To the young 23 year old it is a great inconvenience. But to the student who starts after the age of 30, like me, and who has had another career, it is so liberating that I can not come close to describing. To go from the workplace, the drudgery, and suddenly be in paradise, your own paradise. I lived in an apartment, and I could hear the waves crashing at Bunkum Bay, a 60 foot stretch of beach that it seemed only I knew about.
I can't give you the particulars of clinicals. I went to london, then Indy, the B'field, then Chicago.
I think the less you travel the better it is.
But, do go to London.