conflictedpremed
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Western Michigan
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Wayne State
Pros
Cons
Not sure how matching data compares between the both but I believe both are good even for competitive specialties. I’m currently looking to do anesthesiology
Summary: These were my top two and I am blessed to be in this position. I was initially set on Wayne State because I’ve heard great things about it and the tuition was significantly cheaper than WMed (~68K). The scholarship has now lead me to reconsider. Please help! And if there’s anything I’m missing that I should consider, please lmk. Thanks in advance.
Pros
- Full tuition scholarship !!!
- Small class size (84-89)
- Decompressed curriculum ( 1 week off a month can possible help with stress
- 1.5 preclinical years
- Newer facilities
- True p/f
- Lower COL
- Admin seems to care about students
- Quizzes every week to check progress
- Weekly practice tests to prepare for STEP
Cons
- Not as established (but seems to be doing pretty good)
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Wayne State
Pros
- Urban setting with diverse patient population
- Higher ranked (?)
- Partners with DMC and Henry Ford
- 1.5 year curriculum
- P/F with chance for honors based on standard deviation
- More established
- Quizzes every week to check progress
- Both in house and NBME
Cons
- Large class size (300+) but we get separated into houses which makes it better
- Internal ranking
- Possible issues with admin (haven’t experienced any. Everything has been very smooth so far)
- Higher COL
Not sure how matching data compares between the both but I believe both are good even for competitive specialties. I’m currently looking to do anesthesiology
Summary: These were my top two and I am blessed to be in this position. I was initially set on Wayne State because I’ve heard great things about it and the tuition was significantly cheaper than WMed (~68K). The scholarship has now lead me to reconsider. Please help! And if there’s anything I’m missing that I should consider, please lmk. Thanks in advance.
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