Does anyone really want to go to Louisville? Right now that's where I'm leaning towards. Good luck to everyone on getting in this year!
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Louisville is like the 17th largest city in the country and the school is located downtown. Lexington, although it still has about 250,000 people, is more of a residential/suburban area. As for the schools, Louisville takes about 80 students and UK about 55. I think either school would give you a great education, but from my understanding Louisville typically scores higher on the national boards. I hope this helps, but I would really recommend either school.sumozmom said:
I LOVED Louisville!!! It is definately up there on the list.
I can't wait to see how Dec. 1st pans out.
I can't wait to see how Dec. 1st pans out.
Me too! Loved Louisville! After 7 interviews, the only school that sent ME a thank you email and letter with handwritten message from the interviewers! With their inner city location, patient pool should be abundant. Definitely one of my top choices providing I get an acceptance. Being a state school and a non-resident, I don't know how competitive I am compared to other out of state applicants.