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UCSF vs. Hopkins vs. Penn vs. Brigham, any thoughts on ranking these?
Your first decision is east or west coast. Interesting to note that there are no UCSF grads currently at BWH, Penn, or Hopkins for radiology residency (or MGH for that matter). In contrast, UCSF radiology has residents who went to HMS, Penn, and Hopkins.
UCSF students are weak?
I'm not sure how I feel about the fanaticism about California. Housing is expensive, it's spread out so you have to drive everywhere, it has earthquakes, it has drought, it doesn't have seasons, it has high income tax rates, when people don't like you they're passive aggressive rather than straightforward, etc. People in Cali feel like they're the best part of the country in the same kind of slimy way people in NYC think they're the center of the world. They're kind of blinded to the rest of the country.Or everyone just wants to go to California and then never wants to leave.
I'm not sure how I feel about the fanaticism about California. Housing is expensive, it's spread out so you have to drive everywhere, it has earthquakes, it has drought, it doesn't have seasons, it has high income tax rates, when people don't like you they're passive aggressive rather than straightforward, etc. People in Cali feel like they're the best part of the country in the same kind of slimy way people in NYC think they're the center of the world. They're kind of blinded to the rest of the country.
I'm not sure how I feel about the fanaticism about California. Housing is expensive, it's spread out so you have to drive everywhere, it has earthquakes, it has drought, it doesn't have seasons, it has high income tax rates, when people don't like you they're passive aggressive rather than straightforward, etc. People in Cali feel like they're the best part of the country in the same kind of slimy way people in NYC think they're the center of the world. They're kind of blinded to the rest of the country.
I'm not sure how I feel about the fanaticism about California. Housing is expensive, it's spread out so you have to drive everywhere, it has earthquakes, it has drought, it doesn't have seasons, it has high income tax rates, when people don't like you they're passive aggressive rather than straightforward, etc. People in Cali feel like they're the best part of the country in the same kind of slimy way people in NYC think they're the center of the world. They're kind of blinded to the rest of the country.