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[mangowolf]

id go w UW, your desire to match to Seattle region in the future/ties to there is a big reason to go. $$ too.

 

[srirachamayonnaise]

Just a reminder: UW doesn’t match as well as the rest of t20’s. For some reason, I think Sinai will set you up better for a competitive residency program.

 

[Apple Jacks]

I’d go to UW based on your pros/cons. You seem more comfortable with the school and since you want to move back to the region anyway, it’ll make that really easy. UW is also a great program, so don’t stress about being unable to get into academic medicine. It’s also cheaper and closer to family.

 

[deleted1074206]

Where did you hear about Sinai lowering tuition?

 

[deleted1130446]

Where did you hear about Sinai lowering tuition?

Current Sinai student who was speculating, not any real sources

 

[deleted1130446]

Just a reminder: UW doesn’t match as well as the rest of t20’s. For some reason, I think Sinai will set you up better for a competitive residency program.

That's a great point--any idea why? From looking at the match lists, I can't tell if it's because the students at UW just have different goals, or if they are unable to match any better.

 

[DZ2106]

That's a great point--any idea why? From looking at the match lists, I can't tell if it's because the students at UW just have different goals, or if they are unable to match any better.

They're a primary care focused state school so they select student from their state that aren't as competitive. Their admission statistics are way lower than average. If people aren't matching where they want to go from UW, it's very likely their own fault tbh.

 

[maxineone_one]

Could you elaborate on the privileged/party culture at sinai?