For me, it's pretty simple. Hofstra's curriculum fits my learning style the best, and Northwell has no shortage of great clinical training and research opportunities. The school has clearly put a lot of effort into developing their curriculum to be learner-focused and self-directed. I, for one, would much rather learn in a collaborative environment that values case-based discussion, rather than sit in my room and watch recorded lectures (which some students do prefer). It's really amazing the way the curriculum integrates and emphasizes conceptual learning. Even after receiving acceptances at higher-ranked T30 schools (Hofstra's ranking doesn't mean much given that it's only 10 years old), none matched my learning style as well. And I'm not worried about ranking given their recent match lists. All these reasons, paired with a generous financial aid package, made my decision pretty easy.