africantoothfairy
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I recently got accepted to Roseman and NYU. i know everyone says to go to the cheapest but my concern is that I go to Roseman and struggle clinically upon graduation more than I would in NYU, in which case I’d prefer to pay extra for better quality education and preparation.
NYU
Pros
-an hour commute so closer to home to be with family and friends
-more established than Roseman
- Better for specializing with in house specialties (i want to do peds)
- more diversity which is important to me
- you see 5-8 patients a day, great clinically
- better network
Cons
- I estimated 600k after living and tuition
- larger class size
- strict remediation policy
- heard faculty is not that supportive
Roseman
Pros
- 3 year program
- pass/fail
- very safe area
- supportive faculty, will work with you to pass
-470k tuition and living so 130k cheaper
Cons
-far away from home (6 hour flight, across the country)
- patients are seen in teams of 3, you’ll never have your own patient
- everyone says it’s near impossible to specialize there
-complex cases are always referred out/not much clinical experience as I would like
-not diverse at all
With everything in mind, can anyone give any advice on which school to go to?
NYU
Pros
-an hour commute so closer to home to be with family and friends
-more established than Roseman
- Better for specializing with in house specialties (i want to do peds)
- more diversity which is important to me
- you see 5-8 patients a day, great clinically
- better network
Cons
- I estimated 600k after living and tuition
- larger class size
- strict remediation policy
- heard faculty is not that supportive
Roseman
Pros
- 3 year program
- pass/fail
- very safe area
- supportive faculty, will work with you to pass
-470k tuition and living so 130k cheaper
Cons
-far away from home (6 hour flight, across the country)
- patients are seen in teams of 3, you’ll never have your own patient
- everyone says it’s near impossible to specialize there
-complex cases are always referred out/not much clinical experience as I would like
-not diverse at all
With everything in mind, can anyone give any advice on which school to go to?