For clinical medicine - thoughts?
AMC vs. UVM vs. NYMC
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I'm not sure what you mean by clinical medicine, but I think they'll all train you well.
I think UVM is always towards the top in primary care rankings, although I don't know if they are at all meaningful. I also remember hearing that they have one of the higher student happiness rankings, but don't quote me on that.
Beyond that, I think the prestige goes roughly UVM - AMC - NYMC. The practice settings and towns are really different. You might want to consider where you rather live as well
I think UVM is always towards the top in primary care rankings, although I don't know if they are at all meaningful. I also remember hearing that they have one of the higher student happiness rankings, but don't quote me on that.
Beyond that, I think the prestige goes roughly UVM - AMC - NYMC. The practice settings and towns are really different. You might want to consider where you rather live as well
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Cost? (AMC and NYMC are roughly the same UVM out of state is expensive)
Location? I dont think I need to lay this out it is pretty clear cut...
Where will you be happiest? again this is pretty straighforward
Best opportunities for whatever it is you want to do? (good clinical rotations, research, etc)
Where did the students seem happiest?
Curriculum? (I am not sure what the differences are but you should definitely look into it)
Location? I dont think I need to lay this out it is pretty clear cut...
Where will you be happiest? again this is pretty straighforward
Best opportunities for whatever it is you want to do? (good clinical rotations, research, etc)
Where did the students seem happiest?
Curriculum? (I am not sure what the differences are but you should definitely look into it)
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