Hey, congrats on the options! I'm a former SMP, but had also been accepted to Case back when I applied to grad programs. What it came down to for me was time frame (I preferred 1 year over 2) and the course structure (I wanted to be in the M1 classroom, take their exams, and be graded directly against them). I’m sure a lot of it boils down to what your app needs, and mine needed to show that I could handle medical school courses (undergrad GPA issues). I didn’t want to take the extra summer if it wasn’t necessary because I wasn’t planning to hold off on applying, I had wrapped up my research, and I didn’t intend to retake the MCAT. My good friend from undergrad had gone through Case’s program but wanted an extra year of volunteering, and applied to med school the summer between their 1st and 2nd year in the program. I believe Case’s class size is also slightly smaller than Georgetown’s. Basically, from my research prior to choosing programs, Case offered a more traditional masters, and Georgetown offered an accelerated master’s with a unique opportunity to compare myself to admitted GUSOM students. Neither offer direct linkage, and both appear to have cutoffs for offering interviews. In my experience Georgetown focused more on master’s grades rather than undergrad when offering interviews, and I appreciated this. I hope this helps a little, and remember this was from my perspective, having gone through the SMP. I hope you seek out info from a former Case student as well in order to be fully informed. Feel free to message me if you have more questions! Best of luck!