Creighton (Phoenix) vs Quinnipiac Netter
Started by 12345678999
Get help with your application
Use all the free resources available to you from SDN: articles, guides, expert advising, forums discussions, and school research.
bstomd2024
Full Member
went to netter accepted students day, i ended up not going
-The small class size doesn’t seem like too much of a con since everyone knows each other & loves each other, the community seems SUPER strong
-i am from the northeast but not New England, and sometimes felt out of place so i can imagine colorado to Connecticut might take some time to adjust to
-the students say that learning at different hospitals & teaching styles, doctors, charting systems, etc is a pro that preps you for residency but they also admit it’s annoying
-research seems fairly easy to find but you do have to compete with Yale
Edit: match list seemed incredibly impressive for netter
-The small class size doesn’t seem like too much of a con since everyone knows each other & loves each other, the community seems SUPER strong
-i am from the northeast but not New England, and sometimes felt out of place so i can imagine colorado to Connecticut might take some time to adjust to
-the students say that learning at different hospitals & teaching styles, doctors, charting systems, etc is a pro that preps you for residency but they also admit it’s annoying
-research seems fairly easy to find but you do have to compete with Yale
Edit: match list seemed incredibly impressive for netter
I'd go to Quinnipiac. Lower cost, solid match list. Might consider where you'd like to live since they are very different places.
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad
Don’t overthink this. You were accepted to your top choice—go there!
12345678999
New Member
tysm!! was there anything in particular that deterred you from going?
bstomd2024
Full Member
I think the biggest thing was feeling more at home at another school, not because they weren’t friendly or inclusive, but more because of the regional geography thing
