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NYITCOM
Pros
UNECOM
Pros
Summary:
One huge thing is the rotation sites, I obviously want to make sure I am set up to be able to match into a good residency. In this way I think the schools are more comparable in that I will have to move a lot for clinical rotations as the school is not associated with a specific hospital or anything!
Also right now I am thinking I would eventually like to work in fertility so I would most likely be looking to match to OB/GYN and the schools have similar match rates in this aspect!
Lastly, I am definitely more of an independent studier so I would like to have flexibility in watching lectures remote and such (which I think both schools do not have mandatory lectures)
Excited to hear your opinions!!! thank you!!!
Pros
- I feel like from what I have read it maybe has a slightly better reputation?
- I currently live in MA so would enjoy living in a new area!
- The students who go here seem to love it
- I have heard in the past years it has deteriorated in terms of its reputation
- Did not click with my interviewer as much but there was a bit of a language barrier so I do not want this to affect my decision too much
UNECOM
Pros
- Only a 45 min drive from where I live right now and from all my family
- I know an ALUM who graduated from there and is very successful, and speaks very highly of it
- Will have a new campus second year (hopefully)
- During the interview I clicked a bit more with the faculty and staff
- Will have to move between first and second year because new campus in Portland, ME opening during second year (also kind of a pro to be on a new campus?)
- I have heard that they are slightly disorganized and students have complained about that and said not to attend (this was also from a PA student though)
- Not as good of a reputation
Summary:
One huge thing is the rotation sites, I obviously want to make sure I am set up to be able to match into a good residency. In this way I think the schools are more comparable in that I will have to move a lot for clinical rotations as the school is not associated with a specific hospital or anything!
Also right now I am thinking I would eventually like to work in fertility so I would most likely be looking to match to OB/GYN and the schools have similar match rates in this aspect!
Lastly, I am definitely more of an independent studier so I would like to have flexibility in watching lectures remote and such (which I think both schools do not have mandatory lectures)
Excited to hear your opinions!!! thank you!!!
