Could a current/former students help answer some of these questions?
1. Are preclinical and clinical years both P/F?
2. Are clinical rotations based on how you do from preclinical years or is it lottery?
3. How are the professors?
4. How is the prep for boards?
5. How long is dedicated time to study for boards?
6. What is the exam schedule like?
7. What is the remediation policy? Is it only one retake and if you fail another course, you repeat or are you dismissed?
8. Is the student environment competitive or chill?
9. What's your favorite thing about the school?
10. Are you happy?
THANK YOU!! 🙂
1. Preclinical year is P/F, Clinical year is P/F with honors.
2. We only have 2 cohorts so far, but it seems like they will give you a preference to fill out. I'm OOS and the school said they have some rotations set up at my state, and will be prioritizing students from home state first. (they are still working on more sites)
3. Professors are awesome, they all want us to succeed. Granted, there's always professors that aren't great, but overall, they're great. Our professors were from other medical schools for years. So they have a lot of experience working with medical students.
4. We have third trimester dedicated for boards. Second trimester ends around the end of February. School provides us with third party resources link scholar RX to practice questions.
5. See above.
6. We have an exam every 2-3 weeks, around 70-74 questions, 90 seconds per question and time will drop to boards standard as we get closer to boards.
7. You have to pass each module with a 70% or higher, so if this trimester has 2 modules, you need to pass both modules with a 70%. If you fail one module but your overall is over 70%, you still have to remediate. It looks like they remediate you based on the Learning Objectives that you're weak in.
8. Everyone is super friendly and nice!
9. Staff are so welcoming and always here to help.
10. Well, I'm from the west coast. Aside from being far away from family and friends, it's been a positive experience.
Good luck!