Pros and cons of Western COMP

[ktran17]

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I have already read most of the threads about western comp, but now would like a fresh opinion about the schools since its case- based curriculum is no longer in its transition phase.

 

[mauve]

I have already read most of the threads about western comp, but now would like a fresh opinion about the schools since its case- based curriculum is no longer in its transition phase.

as a waitlisted applicant, i'm interested to find this out too.
so bump

 

[FIREitUP]

I thought it was pretty nice place with new facilities. However, one thing that turned me off was the location (the parking lot smelled like a garbage dump). I also would be skeptical about the rotations, though as I'm not sure how strong they are.

 

[Slack3r]

I thought it was pretty nice place with new facilities. However, one thing that turned me off was the location (the parking lot smelled like a garbage dump). I also would be skeptical about the rotations, though as I'm not sure how strong they are.

Actually, one of Western's strengths are their rotations.

 

[drctother]

Actually, one of Western's strengths are their rotations.

Amen to that

 

[kcin]

con: 47.5k/yr

 

[csmittyB]

con: 47.5k/yr

Now I remember why I passed up my western acceptance.

 

[munchymanRX]

con: 47.5k/yr

quoted for truth.

 

[drctother]

Price you pay for a good education

Most private schools are 40+

 

[theone1979]

CCOM and AZCOM are both over 50k starting this year....

 

[csmittyB]

CCOM and AZCOM are both over 50k starting this year....

Damn. Gotta love supply and demand. As long as students are lining up to pay the tuition, it will keep rising.

 

[Black Adder]

con: 47.5k/yr

HUGE CON!!!!

Don't have any other major cons that I can think of yet. We'll see how second year goes...