Creighton (Phoenix) vs Quinnipiac Netter

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[bstomd2024]

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

 

[Putkernerinthehall]

I'd go to Quinnipiac. Lower cost, solid match list. Might consider where you'd like to live since they are very different places.

 

[LunaOri]

Don’t overthink this. You were accepted to your top choice—go there!

 

[m1redsox]

I don’t think the cost difference is significant enough to justify moving across the country to go to a school that you don’t want to attend. I’d go with Creighton-PHX.

 

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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

tysm!! was there anything in particular that deterred you from going?

 

[bstomd2024]

tysm!! was there anything in particular that deterred you from going?

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