Hi everyone, I've been reading threads for awhile on this forum and now I feel I could really use some help- I am very grateful that I got into both Michigan State (my in-state) and Cornell. I am having a lot of trouble deciding, and need to do so by April 15th! While going to Michigan State, or MSU, will certainly be less tuition for me, I am worried I will not have as good an experience there as I would at Cornell. I visited both campuses and I really preferred Cornell- I had a much better experience with all the faculty there, the facilities were wonderful, and I think I will really like problem based learning. It seems that MSU is much more lecture based, which is okay, but it is not how I learn best.
I was hoping that those with more knowledge about the programs at Cornell and/or MSU could give me an idea of how they feel about the schools or how those schools compare, particularly for public health and equine sports medicine since I am interested in both of those fields. Also, any insight as to how what veterinary school you attend affects career prospects later on would be helpful! Thanks!
I was hoping that those with more knowledge about the programs at Cornell and/or MSU could give me an idea of how they feel about the schools or how those schools compare, particularly for public health and equine sports medicine since I am interested in both of those fields. Also, any insight as to how what veterinary school you attend affects career prospects later on would be helpful! Thanks!