Dazed but Mostly Confused
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Pros:
Pros:
Pro:
Pros:
- 20 minutes from my home (no rent + food costs, close to family+friends)
- Potential for Doctor Patent Continuum Curriculum (Problem Based Learning Curriculum)
- Currently have a strong network with physicians at surrounding hospitals
- Better chance at matching in the northeast
- P/F, Non-mandatory attendance
- Huge class size (negated if admitted to DPC curriculum)
- Average Board scores
- Older facilities and have heard mixed reviews about policies
- Lacked gut feeling here
- High tuition cost
Pros:
- Strong gut feeling, loved facilities and faculty and students
- One of oldest and most established DO schools
- Philly area which is exciting/2 hours from home
- Strong rotations and affiliated hospitals and strong chance at matching in northeast
- above average board scores, non mandatory attendance
- Living Expenses for Philly $$$
- Further away from family (support) network (didn't rely on it in college but expecting that to change for med school)
Pro:
- best gut feeling and nicest facilities, loved faculty and students
- Located close to research triangle of NC and have heard great things from physicians in NC about clinical skills of CUSOM students vs. competing schools
- Ample time to prep for boards and strong board scores
- Low living expenses and tuition
- Very far from home, located in rural south
- New program
- Mandatory attendance (don't mind the dress code)
- Major focus on staying in south and practicing primary care post-residency