+1
But this is becoming a problem because I have no cash to pay for this stuff right now. I had savings but my wife got cancer (no joke) so in about two months of not working and paying for her medical expenses I now have to put each interview on a credit card.
I know it's a big investment, and I shouldn't be stingy now, but I just don't know enough about the schools to even begin to select which ones I would prefer. I've tried to figure out what matters most and I think it's the following:
Good location for activities/good neighborhoods for my wife and 2.5 yr old
Good networking for clinical rotations and therefore residencies.
Other than that, I'm stumped. Even with those two criteria I am having a hard time ranking schools.