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There is another thread out there on this, but with no replies and from several years ago so I'm posting this in the hopes that people may have some thoughts on this.
Interviewed at both, liked the people at both, and liked the overall atmosphere of both (from what can be gleaned in an interview day). Location-wise, in my limited knowledge, Boston wins over New Haven when considering fun cities, but is less ideal re: cost of living. Both are similar sized programs and both are hospitals within hospitals. Any thoughts on how to distinguish these schools besides the location factor, and any thoughts on doors opened/fellowship opportunities that may differ between the two programs? Additionally, any other thoughts at all are welcome...need all the help I can get. 🙂 🙂
Interviewed at both, liked the people at both, and liked the overall atmosphere of both (from what can be gleaned in an interview day). Location-wise, in my limited knowledge, Boston wins over New Haven when considering fun cities, but is less ideal re: cost of living. Both are similar sized programs and both are hospitals within hospitals. Any thoughts on how to distinguish these schools besides the location factor, and any thoughts on doors opened/fellowship opportunities that may differ between the two programs? Additionally, any other thoughts at all are welcome...need all the help I can get. 🙂 🙂