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for the top!
(FTT!)
it was pretty quiet in here today
(FTT!)
it was pretty quiet in here today
Are the facilities shared though? It sounds like there isn't a private gym for grad/med students. Is there a library?
I have to admit, having undergrad so close to the med school is a little bit of a downside for Case.
At Ohio State our medical school is practically on top of the undergraduate campus (as an undergrad I've had a good number of classes in the medical school buildings). Since I've loved every minute of undergrad here, I thought that close proximity between med school and the ugrads would be awesome.
But then I interviewed at Wright State, and even though I'm still in undergrad, the shared campus setup they have turned me off. I don't really know why, either. Maybe I've become elitist without even knowing.
Hopefully I just didn't click with Wright State and it has nothing to do with its undergraduate campus next door.
At Ohio State our medical school is practically on top of the undergraduate campus (as an undergrad I've had a good number of classes in the medical school buildings). Since I've loved every minute of undergrad here, I thought that close proximity between med school and the ugrads would be awesome.
But then I interviewed at Wright State, and even though I'm still in undergrad, the shared campus setup they have turned me off. I don't really know why, either. Maybe I've become elitist without even knowing.
Hopefully I just didn't click with Wright State and it has nothing to do with its undergraduate campus next door.
Are the facilities shared though? It sounds like there isn't a private gym for grad/med students. Is there a library?
I have to admit, having undergrad so close to the med school is a little bit of a downside for Case.
there does seem to be libraries abound, including the health sciences library and CC alumni library. perhaps there are ones that undergrads aren't aware of/don't really go to?
http://library.case.edu/loc/libraries.html
http://www.case.edu/dir/libraries.html
and as for the gym, i think you are also eligible for membership at the CCF fitness center, although there is a fee for that. i don't know if CCLCM vs Case makes a difference as far as that goes. i also don't know how private the CCF fitness center is, if that is just for faculty/staff/students or if its also for patients/etc. that could be something to look into.
personally, i'll happily work out with undergrads to go to Case/CCLCM!
I don't think it's elitist at all. There is a significant difference in the mindset and attitude of many med students and many undergrads. There is nothing wrong with that at all, it's just that med students probably want a different learning environment than most undergrads. I could imagine it would be a little frustrating to try to study anatomy in a library where freshmen kept congregating to talk with their friends on study breaks. It's just two completely different lifestyles, and learning environment is a big part of the educational process. Given that, I think it would be nice to have separate facilities, but separate campuses are not as necessary.
QFT. I like not feeling completely isolated from the university, it gives it a feeling of being part of a grand institution, but I don't generally see any undergrads around the med school building. The library is superquiet. TBH I didn't even know which part of campus was the undergrad for a while...95% of us don't pass through there at all - except once to get our ID's. But you'll see if you interview here and stop to take a look at how it is organized. I like it.True there isn't a private gym for just med/grad students, but there is 1-2-1 Fitness which is ~2min walk from the med school. The membership there is not free like it is at Veale Gym, however there are almost no undergrads there and it is usually quite empty (except for other grad students). Generally undergrads don't want to pay for a gym membership when Veale is free. That being said, you don't have to get a membership at 1-2-1, Veale is fine for most stuff (I'm a 1-2-1 member since I also don't want to have to compete with undergrads for equipment time).
The health sciences library is directly attached to the med school and is usually deathly quiet and only used by the medical, dental, nursing students. The undergrads have their own library that they like to congregate at.
I can't comment about the CCF gym as I've never been there.
👍 I totally agree. I like my quiet as well 😀 Assuming that you plan to study at the health science library (since its directly attached to the med school), boisterous undergrads are not a problem.
Speaking personally, I think that the proximity of the undergrad is the perfect balance of seclusion and inclusion. You aren't going to be distracted by tons of undergrads, but you are still close enough to the main campus that you feel like a part of the school.
CCLCM students have a lovely, albeit limited hours, library available to them a floor above our school (as many applicants have seen on their interview day). It is mainly residents and other healthcare professionals there, since there are very few med students.
And for the record, our CCF Gym membership fee is actually paid for by the college. 👍
For the record, the undergrad library is a phenomenal place to study, if you're looking for some med-student-free isolation.👍
CCLCM students have a lovely, albeit limited hours, library available to them a floor above our school (as many applicants have seen on their interview day). It is mainly residents and other healthcare professionals there, since there are very few med students.
And for the record, our CCF Gym membership fee is actually paid for by the college. 👍
I've never walked over to that part of campus other than to go to Thwing, maybe I'll have to check it out sometime. Thanks for the tip.
Why, Seven, that's a big accusation to make of my dear ninja friend! Besides, one doesn't have to have ninja mod powers, you know? As they say, "membership has it's privileges".holddd uppp. who went about deleting posts? was that you Myuu, using your mod powers? i thought we were about moving Case forward, not stumbling.
Why, Seven, that's a big accusation to make of my dear ninja friend! Besides, one doesn't have to have ninja mod powers, you know? As they say, "membership has it's privileges".
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Why, Seven, that's a big accusation to make of my dear ninja friend! Besides, one doesn't have to have ninja mod powers, you know? As they say, "membership has it's privileges".
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I can vouch for seven. He/she definitely had the top spot... some of the posts were def deleted! lol
Okay, wait, detective Auriga is on the case. He has a Vegas marquee arrow sign pointing at himself....what if vc7^4 can delete his OWN posts? (He's a donor, maybe they get special maneuvers?) Then he can delete some of his OWN previous post-padding to cause a frameshift mutation in which his post rises to the top of the evolutionary tree! No wonder he's fond of padding! He's a NETGENETIC ENGINEER! Get him!
(I've never used that smiley and have long wanted to; thanks for providing me with an excuse to do so.)
SIDENOTE: epic fail on my part for not noticing the easy "top" post. Kind of shocking that the thread was stuck on my post #1600 for 5 hours before vc7777 noticed and nailed the top. I don't know if you can call that a ninja-ing though. It's alright though, I'll take the assist, the thread is still young... 😀
And I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for those pesky casmed kids!
Not sent from my cell phone 😏
Okay, wait, detective Auriga is on the case. He has a Vegas marquee arrow sign pointing at himself....what if vc7^4 can delete his OWN posts? (He's a donor, maybe they get special maneuvers?) Then he can delete some of his OWN previous post-padding to cause a frameshift mutation in which his post rises to the top of the evolutionary tree! No wonder he's fond of padding! He's a NETGENETIC ENGINEER! Get him!
(I've never used that smiley and have long wanted to; thanks for providing me with an excuse to do so.)
has anyone from the Nov 2nd interview group heard anything yet? they were supposed to decide yesterday right?
high levels of anxiety.
All for the love of Case 😉Congrats on 3k!![]()
CCLM and Case Western interviews coming up this week. They're my first ones and I'm starting to get nervous. Any advice from people that have interviewed already?
First of all, congrats! I interviewed for the UP in early October. My advice would be to just relax and have fun....
whoa, decisions are up.
on hold for UP. i loved case and will keep my fingers crossed for the coming months!