Everlaster
Full Member
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2020
- Messages
- 38
- Reaction score
- 75
Please help me decide.
I am currently very interested in Emergency Medicine and/or Otolaryngology
Cost: they are pretty much the same for an OOS like me
Weather: both are cold (I'm a California native)
Grading: Albany is EH/E/G/M/U throughout
WMED is P/F for M1 and M2 and then H/HP/P/F for M3 and M4
Albany match to EM -11% / Otolaryngology 2%
WMED EM-13% / Otolaryngology 0%
Albany is an old school which is reflected on the building/hospital (as told by the current students) but good research opportunities and has a hospital with a large patient population.
WMED is new and gorgeous, yet i'm not sure what the implications of being a new school are. Students do clinicals through affiliate hospital - Ascension Borgess Health and Bronson Healthcare.
are there any factors im missing that I should be considering?
if you have any knowledge about these schools, which do you think would make the match process easier from what they have to offer?
I am currently very interested in Emergency Medicine and/or Otolaryngology
Cost: they are pretty much the same for an OOS like me
Weather: both are cold (I'm a California native)
Grading: Albany is EH/E/G/M/U throughout
WMED is P/F for M1 and M2 and then H/HP/P/F for M3 and M4
Albany match to EM -11% / Otolaryngology 2%
WMED EM-13% / Otolaryngology 0%
Albany is an old school which is reflected on the building/hospital (as told by the current students) but good research opportunities and has a hospital with a large patient population.
WMED is new and gorgeous, yet i'm not sure what the implications of being a new school are. Students do clinicals through affiliate hospital - Ascension Borgess Health and Bronson Healthcare.
are there any factors im missing that I should be considering?
if you have any knowledge about these schools, which do you think would make the match process easier from what they have to offer?
