Yes, why do you think you made the right choice? Tell us about UK...thanks!
UK has the most amazing faculty and staff you will ever find. The student affairs ladies (they are all ladies) are like family members. They are just loving and friendly and always have food. Dr. Cheever and Dr. Griffith (who are the dean of students, and basically handle everything student related) are the most welcoming, understanding, genuine people you will meet.
The block scheduling is the best thing that as ever happened to me. In the past two years I have managed to live a VERY normal life, and I get 10 hours of sleep a day as needed. I feel like the blocks are designed to really give me the opportunity to learn from the best and dive in to each subject and really get a firm conceptual hold of it.
The patients we get at Chandler are among the sickest you will find anywhere in the country. And as both an L1 trauma center and academic medical center you get to see patients from all walks of life and in all stages of disease, both common and rare diseases.
ICM (how to be a doc class) gets better each block. I feel very well prepared for 3rd year and I really have enjoyed the process... it was stress free and fun (really).
My class is very giving and friendly. We aren't too cliquey and despite a handful of gunners, we all share resources and try to help each other out. This is just something that does not happen at other medical schools.
I really feel like I am getting the better education of all of my friends at other medical schools. The opportunities for involvement, the clinical involvement and teaching early, the facilities, the support staff and the students really make this place better.
I can't overstate how important the curriculum is, and the support that the dean of students and student affairs provides. I don't know of any other school that actually listens to students and changes both the curriculum and faculty every year. The recommendations we made at the end of M1 were fixed for the next years class.
I could probably go on. The truth of the matter is, if you are in between two schools, talk to a couple med students from each. Judge which one seems happier about their choice. It won't even be close.
BTW, PM me if you have any other questions, want to talk about this or whatever. I've taken up too much space on this forum anyway!