I'll assume the above poster is a PCOM student who has rotated through MCP, and I've heard from PCOMers that DO students aren't treated well there, which is wrong, but that may be part of your opinion....anyway as I've said elsewhere, (just search at this point), there are no $$ problems here at all anymore. The Tenet hospitals in Philadelphia are in the black, and Tenet as a whole is RICH!! ($500 million profit last year), and we're recruiting a lot of good new faculty, from Jeff and Temple in particular. I can't understand for the life of me how that equals struggling.
Georgetown is where we were about 2-3 years ago, just pulling out of financial difficulty...they've lost a lot of faculty there (my dad is affilliated with Georgetown), but they'll come back, too.
I'd say if you want to impress your friends, obviously Georgetown is the way to go, but I also largely agree with neutropeniaboy, that, at this point in my med school career, you realize that everybody learns and knows almost the same exact material whereever they go to school, and that it is VERY individually driven, vis a vis how much one succeeds.
p.s. the "biggest name" school that I know that someone gave up to attend here is Case Western, which is "higher ranked" than G'town in US News. Otherwise, people give up mostly on DO schools, Jeff, Temple, Penn State, or NYMC or Finch to come here, since you guys were kind of alluding to it. Actually, I wouldn't mind doing my residency here, even though I could get into bigger name programs, largely because of sense of community, and family concerns, as well as the local connections of some of the faculty here. I think by that time I'd have to change my screen-name to drexelguy, though.