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Dayton was added, eh.
Every year Orlando is competitive, but it is based on a lot of false assumptions. I've heard more mixed feelings about Orlando than any other campus from 4th years through the years. The med student saturation there is ridiculous with all the other schools and programs sending students. People cite residency programs a lot, but even in Pensacola I rotated with a doc who was involved with a surgery residency for most of his career and scrubbed with another who is a big shot in the American college of surgeons. Networking is everywhere.
People get so wound up with regional campuses and it really doesn't matter much. The only reason Tallahassee was competitive in the past was because of people not wanting to move their family, but over the past few years FSU has become a far more traditional medical school with it's demographics. I really will be spending about a year and a half-ish total in Pensacola when all is said and done. Depending on how you want to do, you may not have free time anyway. If you just want to get passes, then you will have a lot more time but I have a personal problem with not striving to be your best.
Every year Orlando is competitive, but it is based on a lot of false assumptions. I've heard more mixed feelings about Orlando than any other campus from 4th years through the years. The med student saturation there is ridiculous with all the other schools and programs sending students. People cite residency programs a lot, but even in Pensacola I rotated with a doc who was involved with a surgery residency for most of his career and scrubbed with another who is a big shot in the American college of surgeons. Networking is everywhere.
People get so wound up with regional campuses and it really doesn't matter much. The only reason Tallahassee was competitive in the past was because of people not wanting to move their family, but over the past few years FSU has become a far more traditional medical school with it's demographics. I really will be spending about a year and a half-ish total in Pensacola when all is said and done. Depending on how you want to do, you may not have free time anyway. If you just want to get passes, then you will have a lot more time but I have a personal problem with not striving to be your best.