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hmmm... I think it'd be hard to find a school with a lower "location ranking" than a school in Mount Pleasant...
-Saginawhmmm... I think it'd be hard to find a school with a lower "location ranking" than a school in Mount Pleasant...
-Saginaw
-Muskegon
-Ludington
-Alpena
-Sault Sainte Marie
Those are just the ones I can think of that would be worse locations. But then again, I'm all for more in-state schools for Michigan regardless of where they put it.
-Saginaw
-Muskegon
-Ludington
-Alpena
-Sault Sainte Marie
Those are just the ones I can think of that would be worse locations. But then again, I'm all for more in-state schools for Michigan regardless of where they put it.
Detroit's not on that list? Holy ****!
Well, I was trying to think like a typical premed so I had to suspend common sense and not look at important things like safety, cost of living, etc.Detroit's not on that list? Holy ****!
Well, I was trying to think like a typical premed so I had to suspend common sense and not look at important things like safety, cost of living, etc.
I was downtown today for the Tiger's game and to look around Wayne State... and it is absolutely crazy downtown. People were absolutely everywhere, it looked like Time Square times 5... Wayne St. campus looked pretty active, too, but around the campus and U Towers it was completely dead...
I was downtown today for the Tiger's game and to look around Wayne State... and it is absolutely crazy downtown. People were absolutely everywhere, it looked like Time Square times 5... Wayne St. campus looked pretty active, too, but around the campus and U Towers it was completely dead...
Actually I am not surprised that the idea of starting a new medical school in mt. pleasant has been brought up....I do research with our university president and he really wants to push the research/medical/science part of CMU. I believe he was either accepted to medical school, or attended for a while in Florida, and for undergraduate he was a chemistry major.
I know Mt. Pleasant isn't the ideal spot for a medical school, but there are enough hospitals in Michigan that CMU could affiliate with hospital systems in other communities (sort of like the MSU community choice for years 3 and 4). Really, it could work....and as a graduate from CMU in less than 2 weeks I will be excited to see Central expand in the future.
dude, have you been to times square? That's a lot of F-in people.
at this rate we'll have Ferris State starting one next week, and Albion the week after... I think my high school was forming an exploratory committee, also
I saw something a few years ago when I was still in high school that central was giving out scholarships to have people major in chemistry. They must really have had a bad program to have to recruit people in that way.
The area around Wayne State and the med campus is more bleak than I remembered, though. More than half of the people walking around on the streets looked homeless...
It's a little different 9-5 Mon-Fri when the Oakland County commuter:homeless ratio picks up a bit. Also more DMC staff buzzing around the med campus.
Do you think it would be allo or osteo?
i don't know about this. are you sure you didn't confuse cmu with oakland. OU announced partnership with beaumont to begin a medical school starting fall of 2011.