I loved it and probably will be attending in the fall. Mainly I just felt like the school was a really good fit for me. The students are non-competitive and laid back, very happy with their school. My interviewers were all great and very interested in me as a person. The students get a lot of hands on clinical training b/c of Charity Hospital and see a lot of interesting pathology given the unique location and population. They are well known for their Tropical Medicine program and you can get your MD/MPH in 4 years. The negatives (for me) were that the facilities are rather old (not a huge deal to me and apparently they may be moving to new facilities, but I haven't heard anything definite). Also, unless you live in the dorms, it seems that you would have to drive to get to classes, the area around the med school does not provide any attractive housing. (I was hoping to go to a med school where I could walk/bike to campus, don't think I could do that at Tulane) New Orleans is a really cool city with a lot of different stuff going on, but obviously not for everyone.
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