I want to second this as well. People online lately going around saying the school is horrible (even people who aren't here), and going off of the few that have said (and continue to say) only negative things about the school. It's definitely not perfect, but no school is. I understand complaining about some of the stuff being said but other stuff about tests being "too hard" or requirements being "too crazy"... I'm not sure what people expect from a medical school. Everyone knows it's hard. And most of the requirements here aren't any more crazier than they are at majority of other schools so why is Kansascom getting all the hate. First everyone talked about how bad the first class board pass rate was (which is totally valid because it is very low) - and now that the school is actively doing something about it to fix the problem and try to raise the scores.. people are complaining about it anyway. And I guarantee a lot of the students who are online saying the most negative of things about the school are the disgruntled ones projecting their own failures onto the school.
I'm also not sure where some people are getting the idea that there's no support here... we have academic tutors and upperclassmen who are also tutors to help with course material. I've personally gone to a lot of these sessions and they have truly been amazing. Faculty are always available for extra help and some go above and beyond for students outside of their many responsibilities. We're always getting emails reminding us of all the academic resources available to us, but there are students who don't utilize them at all or give them a fair shot. My faculty mentor has also been extremely helpful with guidance of all things medical school and the future. Of course I understand everyone's experience here is not going to be the same but I just want to point out that just because a couple people online are saying the absolute worst - it's not the whole picture, and some may not even be true at all. Speaking to some upperclassmen the general census is that the curriculum has improved a TON and is continuing to. I would be extremely worried if things were bad but NOT changing at all - the changes yes can be frustrating but they've all been in the right direction in hopes to improve everyone's experience here and a lot have been in direct response to student feedback.
We're all adults at the end of the day. Admin have been very clear about expectations since day 1 (even with changes), and just because you don't agree with what they have to say doesn't automatically make them bad people.