which one and why
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1. Maryland (great facilities, great faculty, students seem happy, baltimore is......ok)
2. UCSF (views of golden gate bridge from the pre-clinics, awesome repuation in the field b/c of excellent research)
3. Upenn (the name i guess, but they're no #1 because living in the basement for two years just sounds awful)
4. Harvard (PBL could be fun, name a plus, bad because clinical facilities look like my high school)
5. Nova (ft. lauderdale is awesome location, school accepts credit cards and cash ONLY -could be bad b/c not enough patients, but i think it's a + because it means there is enough patients that are $$ so you dont have to deal w/ insurance
6. VCU (faculty is awesome, really feel like you're part of family, facilities look like my high school)
99999999999. UCLA (low patient pool, students need to pay patients to come in, they give a big shaft to out of state students -havent contacted me yet even for interview while i have already received acceptances from other schools)
2. UCSF (views of golden gate bridge from the pre-clinics, awesome repuation in the field b/c of excellent research)
3. Upenn (the name i guess, but they're no #1 because living in the basement for two years just sounds awful)
4. Harvard (PBL could be fun, name a plus, bad because clinical facilities look like my high school)
5. Nova (ft. lauderdale is awesome location, school accepts credit cards and cash ONLY -could be bad b/c not enough patients, but i think it's a + because it means there is enough patients that are $$ so you dont have to deal w/ insurance
6. VCU (faculty is awesome, really feel like you're part of family, facilities look like my high school)
99999999999. UCLA (low patient pool, students need to pay patients to come in, they give a big shaft to out of state students -havent contacted me yet even for interview while i have already received acceptances from other schools)
