MSU CHM versus Central Michigan University

[Dr.PotatoHead]

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I'm starting to think about narrowing down schools before April 15th. MSUCHM and CMED are the two in-state schools that I've been accepted to. I'm leaning toward MSUCHM because it's more well established and has better campus locations. Both schools felt comfortable at interview day. Either curriculum should be fine for me, and MSU's new curriculum actually sounds interesting and innovative. Barring scholarships, tuition differences should be more or less negligible. MSU may have stronger research opportunities?

Am I missing anything? What would you choose?

 

[libertyyne]

MSU.
Research, location, rotations, residencies.
The only downside is you might have to move depending on where you are assigned clinically.

 

[Dr.PotatoHead]

MSU.
Research, location, rotations, residencies.
The only downside is you might have to move depending on where you are assigned clinically.

Thanks. That's what I figured, not the hardest decision for me. Glad I'm not overlooking anything.