Anon901904
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Grateful to have been accepted to multiple schools, hoping to hear back from more soon, but first round of deposits coming up. I am very interested in pursuing academic IM /Meds-Peds to focus on a career in endocrinology and autoimmune diseases. With my personal connection, I do not see this changing very much, but will be open to new experiences in medical school.
School ACOM
Pros
School Vcom- Auburn
Pros
Pros
Pros
School ACOM
Pros
- Good match results, board rates
- Provided most board prep resources from school
- affiliated hospital
- NBOME exams
- Rotation sites seem less stressful yr 4
- middle of nowhere, I have always lived in the city
- middle price tier
- Graded
School Vcom- Auburn
Pros
- Medium city, would feel happy with the surrounding areas
- cheapest school
- most observable family student community feel from interview
- Solid match and boards
- Auburn U connection
- provides least board prep resources
- Graded
- mandatory lectures (though I have been told you can just show up and work on something else) and weekly exams
- Campus not open 24 hours
- Not sure about year 4 rotations
Pros
- Best areas would be happy in clearwater or Ft. Laud
- Good match results
- Provides middle amount of resources
- no cadaver lab
- most expensive school and COL
- Graded, harsh policies
- concerns with admin, I have a chronic disease that may require accommodations
- Heard year 4 rotation difficulties
Pros
- Pass fail
- Area that I like, suburb of LV
- established and good match
- provides board prep resources
- liked the dean but apparently he is interim
- Rotation sites can all be done In NEV
- furthest from family
- no clinical exp until yr 3
- did not get to tour school as planned due to building damage
- not truest pass fail (H/HP/P/F)
