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it makes sense to me....all schools are basically the same in their teaching methods, it's all about what you make out of it. If you don't think you'll be happy in rochester or at a small school you can't make much of it. After meeting an orthopedic surgeon from evms and other residents in competitive specialties from "low-name school", this has been confirmed in my mind. No matter where you go, essentially the same doors will be opened for you (unless you're going into academics or some field where name has a weight, of course)
i know this is hard to grasp within the sdn paradigm/by overachievers but ask any physician and they'll tell you the same thing. One of the best docs i've worked with in neurosurgery went to albany.
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