KCUCOM vs MSUCOM

[LebronDaGoat]

So I've been accepted to KCUCOM, really liked the campus and environment. Interviewed at MSUCOM, I'm from Michigan. If I got accepted idk which one to choose. I've grown up in Michigan and think it might be time to go somewhere new. Just don't know if I'm leaning towards the wrong choice. Also having some trouble trying to make a pros and cons list for both, any help would be greatly appreciated!

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[LebronDaGoat]

Also definitely liked KCUCOM's facilities and campus more than MSUCOM

 

[workaholic181]

KCU is a great school, but I'd pick MSUCOM in a heartbeat. 1) I'm assuming it's cheaper for you as an in state resident and 2) State DO schools have more resources than private ones do. Generally have better rotations and more research opportunities. Maybe someone more experienced than me like @AnatomyGrey12 can comment on that further. But that's the advice I'd give.

 

[Blanky]

MSU if instate tuition, which it sounds like you get. if OOS then its tough and hard to justify that price.

 

[LebronDaGoat]

MSU if instate tuition, which it sounds like you get. if OOS then its tough and hard to justify that price.

I think the instate MSU tuition and KCU tuition are very similar.

 

[LebronDaGoat]

KCU is a great school, but I'd pick MSUCOM in a heartbeat. 1) I'm assuming it's cheaper for you as an in state resident and 2) State DO schools have more resources than private ones do. Generally have better rotations and more research opportunities. Maybe someone more experienced than me like @AnatomyGrey12 can comment on that further. But that's the advice I'd give.

Thanks for your advice, I appreciate it!

 

[Blanky]

That is what I was getting at... If you get IS for MSU then go there... Otherwise price may be an issue

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

MSU blows KCU out of the water. It's not even close. One is a state school with good funding, access to quality research, and more GME than most other DO schools combined... the other, while established, has a fraction of the GME and rotations are much more hit or miss.

This shouldn't even be a question.