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During one of my interview/info sessions, a fellow interviewee asked about "scheduling our own rotations." I don't really understand what this means nor did I understand the Dean's answer to the question. Can someone explain what it means to have to schedule your own rotations as a medical student and provide some clarification as to if this is a good/bad/somewhere-in-between factor when deciding between schools?
Context: I haven't heard back from this school yet (next week!!!!), but I had a really positive interview experience and I think I would be happy to attend. Also, I think I have a decent chance of being accepted based on my stats and how my interview went. However, I also have an acceptance to another MD school I really like, where I wouldn't have to do the scheduling thing.
Context: I haven't heard back from this school yet (next week!!!!), but I had a really positive interview experience and I think I would be happy to attend. Also, I think I have a decent chance of being accepted based on my stats and how my interview went. However, I also have an acceptance to another MD school I really like, where I wouldn't have to do the scheduling thing.