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Unfortunately they aren’t very open to it 🙁Thank you for the insight Macrophage! Anybody have any insights into how open Mayo is to negotiating? I was under the impression that they weren't too open to it
Mayo MN has a bit better match list but Mayo is Mayo. Everyone knows Mayo!I would say mayo AZ if you don't care about the loans and want the shorter training time and cleveland if you do. I'd personally go for mayo in this case.
disclosure: I am also deciding between mayo AZ and another t20/25 (baylor). have heard mixed messages on whether or not mayo AZ specifically is better than baylor- some say its not the real thing while others say mayo is mayo. have you heard anything about the relative reputation between mayo rochester, mayo phoenix, and how its compared to other T20s?
Out of curiosity is there specific data that supports this? Or is this more anecdotal?Mayo MN > CCLCM >>> Mayo AZ. The outcomes at Mayo AZ are def a step down compared to CCLCM and Mayo MN imo. If it was MN I’d say go Mayo but there is def a difference between MN and AZ
Interesting. Yeah the benefit to Mayo is that the MN faculty and FL faculty and AZ faculty supposedly work with students across all three centers. Appreciate the insight, thank you!
I would go for Lerner unless you are very keen to stay close to home. Regardless, do your best to increase your merit scholarship at Mayo by leveraging CCLCM’s package. Best of luck, congrats, crazy cycle getting into both THE clinicsSuper thankful for these options and so so so grateful to have a choice at all! Deciding between these two probably and honestly a bit lost with the best decision. Will probably attend second-look for both but want to get an idea initially on what is best! I'm also waiting on the Duke WL but I'm fairly certain I won't consider unless financial aid works out.
CCLCM: (Full-tuition scholarship)
Pros:
Cons:
- Full-tuition scholarship
- Prestige? Really incredible match list
- Research opportunities are unmatched
- Honestly really like the curriculum/model
- Interested in becoming an academic physician; this sets me up well!
MCASOM: (50% Scholarship)
- Unsure how I'll do with no tests
- Far from home (and most of my support system)
- Seemingly mandatory classes
- 5th year means one less year of salary
- Worried about how federal cuts might impact the broader program/access to research
Pros:
Cons:
- Close to home; may be easier to match back into CA
- NBME-style exams
- Seems to not be as affected by NIH defunding
- Only 4 years
- Seems to have less research focus/opportunities throughout training
- Tuition -- COA is 200k greater and not too excited to take out loans in this economy
- AZ campus seems to have worse outcomes residency-wise
- No pediatric home residency program (though I guess there is PCH?)