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CCOM roatations
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From the details given to me on interview day, pretty much all of the rotations are done in the Chicago area. That school has some of the best rotations of any DO school I've interviewed at. I just hope I'm accepted there!
Inquiringmind24 said:
yes. on interview day they gave us the rotation sites. they are all over the chicago area. often times, you rotate with rush, uchicago, and northwestern students. certainly impressed me with the sites. its my top choice. i hope i get in too!
what is the campus like? is it in a bad part of town? would it be possible for me to leave and do rotations in my home state of PA?
eldarion3141 said:
Campus was very nice, but lots of geese and droppings. I liked it. I think it is in a very nice neighborhood since all the surrounding houses looked really nice. Very quiet area, I assume. I think you can leave and do rotations at home state. There was a 4th year student from Canada when I interviewed who was doing rotation out of state, I forgot where though (don't quote me). PA has lots of DOs so I would assume they can be set up where PCOM or LECOM have rotations.
Campus is in Downers Grove which is a suburb about 30 minutes west of the city. The area is rather high-class and the campus feels relatively secluded from the rest of suburbia. There is a Metra station nearby but unfortunately there is no bus line to/from the Metra station so you have to get a ride there or have a car if you want to ride the train into the city. We have nice facilities but the geese poop is getting a little out of hand lately...
