I am currently in the program, we started on May 22nd so I only have about three weeks worth of experience to reflect upon. So far, I have really enjoyed the program and the people I have had the opportunity to get to know within my cohort. What I like about the program so far is that our first semester is only 4 classes so it is a hard, yet do-able transition from undergrad to grad school. It is a lot more work and a lot of material in a short period of time but it is definitely do-able. The professors genuinely care about the students and want everyone to succeed, which is unlike anything I have experienced before. Our class is already like a family to one another and we have known each other for less than a month. I made the move from the Midwest and feel completely at home here. As far as dislikes, I would say the amount of material for anatomy is overwhelming (yet do-able). The transition from undergrad to grad school is overwhelming no matter where you decide to go. Otherwise, I don't have anything negative of the program so far. Life in Ft. Lauderdale is very fun. There are always things to do and the campus/PT cohorts are very active in organizing pick-up games at the REC. We just had our first anatomy exams this past Monday and took a 15 minutes drive to the beach to relax for a few hours after. It is 30 minutes from Miami as well so your options are endless. Other thoughts, Nova wasn't my number one choice and I really knew nothing about the school, however, I am so happy I chose to attend this school and I would choose it over my original number one choice any day.