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Can anyone comment on LSU and Tulane Programs??
I have heard that didactics are better in LSU than Tulane... but clinical experience is virtually the same... I would really appreciate some insight...
 
kita said:
Can anyone comment on LSU and Tulane Programs??
I have heard that didactics are better in LSU than Tulane... but clinical experience is virtually the same... I would really appreciate some insight...

Hi Kita! I can only tell you about Tulane, with the caveat that I think LSU has a larger faculty and more money, being a state institution.

Tulane is a great, great place, and very colegial. They have a small faculty, but every one of them is really competent and nice. I think they suffer though from the hospital-wide problem being boght out by a for profit company which has caused some faculty to flee and a little more pressure on making money and a little less on teaching. So in that respect I could see how the didactics might be better at LSU. However, this is part of a national trend. The residents at Tulane are known for being very happy. Some of them are the most excellent residents I have seen (especially the med neuro ones).

Not the best place to do research though.

Hope this helps

Good luck!
 
hey would you by chance know if tulane is IMG friendly as well? for neuro residency programmes.. Thank you for your time..

scared sh*tless said:
Hi Kita! I can only tell you about Tulane, with the caveat that I think LSU has a larger faculty and more money, being a state institution.

Tulane is a great, great place, and very colegial. They have a small faculty, but every one of them is really competent and nice. I think they suffer though from the hospital-wide problem being boght out by a for profit company which has caused some faculty to flee and a little more pressure on making money and a little less on teaching. So in that respect I could see how the didactics might be better at LSU. However, this is part of a national trend. The residents at Tulane are known for being very happy. Some of them are the most excellent residents I have seen (especially the med neuro ones).

Not the best place to do research though.

Hope this helps

Good luck!