found_cat
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3 options I feel are pretty different. I have ties/family in Dayton, Northern KY, and Washington DC; I feel like I can't go wrong, but would also value SDN collective wisdom!
Wright State:
Pros:
-established program
-best feeling from the interview
Cons:
-lots of loans
UK Northern Kentucky
Pros:
-minimal loans (living expenses, first-year OOS tuition difference)
-very experienced dean
Cons:
-Brand new MD program
-lectures will be all tele-conferenced from the Lexington campus (I'm a lecture person, I like to see my profs face to face)
USUHS
Pros:
-In with the public health service (I want to go into public health)
-unique opportunities
-no loans
Cons:
-10 year commitment post-residency
-limited specialty choices (primary care fields)
-military medicine gets a bad rap on SDN - maybe things will be different in the PHS, but that's an unknown
How much weight do I place on established program vs minimal loans vs job security so solid it feels a little crushing? Really at a loss here, please advise!
Wright State:
Pros:
-established program
-best feeling from the interview
Cons:
-lots of loans
UK Northern Kentucky
Pros:
-minimal loans (living expenses, first-year OOS tuition difference)
-very experienced dean
Cons:
-Brand new MD program
-lectures will be all tele-conferenced from the Lexington campus (I'm a lecture person, I like to see my profs face to face)
USUHS
Pros:
-In with the public health service (I want to go into public health)
-unique opportunities
-no loans
Cons:
-10 year commitment post-residency
-limited specialty choices (primary care fields)
-military medicine gets a bad rap on SDN - maybe things will be different in the PHS, but that's an unknown
How much weight do I place on established program vs minimal loans vs job security so solid it feels a little crushing? Really at a loss here, please advise!