For me, the only advantage that this school has over other schools is the proximity to family. If you talk to the students, most of them like myself are California residents that couldn't get into a school in California. I have 2 of my best friends that attend this school and 1 that graduated from here so I know the ins and outs of AZCOM. In terms of pecking order, they're below schools like KCU, PCOM, DMU, RVU and their sister school CCOM. However they're way way above BCOM as they have an established reputation in and around Arizona. One of the drawbacks is the quality of rotation outside of AZ like northern California and the LA area rotations. It can be a hit or miss. It's a big class but a lot of students don't show up to the lectures as its not mandatory so if you're one of those people that hates crowded lecture halls then no need to worry about that. They have a test like almost every Monday. Also, you might like or dislike this, but they have shared class with the other professional programs in the school, it's like a health care kind of class. Also, they have a West valley/ east valley rotation sites but be weary that east valley sites are easily 25-30 miles far from the school. Pm me if you want more info.