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    TCOM vs Tulane

    TCOM Pros TX resident so lower COA (59K) closer to home (fort worth) and family lower cost of living already familiar with the area solid 2025 match results, possibly comparable to mid-tier MD schools, so competitive fields aren’t off the table Cons not interested in OMM double board exams...
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    WashU St. Louis (55k COA) vs Weill Cornell ("debt free grad")

    Hi everyone, Both schools have so many more pros and cons that I won't be able to list off right now, but I want to focus on what matters to me: research, diversity, food, weather, geography. Washington University in St. Louis Pros I am from St. Louis, so being near family is a nice touch...
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    UTRGV vs UHCOM vs UTMB

    UTRGV Pros My entire support system and partner live here, negating the need to uproot my life Small class I plan to work in the RGV for a significant portion of my life Fully accredited Cons Newer schools and less established No teaching hospital? UTMB Pros Small island vibe and a...
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    ACOM vs KCOM/ATSU

    Hi everyone, I am deciding between two schools currently: ACOM and KCOM/ATSU. I was hoping someone who attends those schools or had more insight into them could help me come up with a better decision. I’m personally leaning towards ACOM. For some context, I’m interested in taking the USMLE...