Hi everyone,
I have already posted on another thread but due to the low response I am going to try my luck here.
I have been agonizing over this difficult decision for the last week, and I've decided to turn to all of you for some help. I am posting in this forum because I thought it would be best to hear it from people who are actually attending either of the schools that I am trying to decide between.
I have until this coming Friday, November 30th, to decide if I want to go to WVSOM or Touro - CA and make my deposit. I have been accepted to both and was extremely impressed with the facilities, atmosphere and resources of WVSOM, but its match list seems to pale in comparison to the places where students at Touro are being placed.
Another factor is the location of the school; by the time I will be attending there I will be married and will need to be somewhere that my husband will be able to find a good job. It seems like there will be more opportunities in California, but it would be nice to hear from somebody if they could point me in any direction at all!
As of now, it really is a dead heat between the schools and all of the deciding factors really seem to come out evenly balanced between the two. If anybody could offer a precious bit of insight, it would be very greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
I have already posted on another thread but due to the low response I am going to try my luck here.
I have been agonizing over this difficult decision for the last week, and I've decided to turn to all of you for some help. I am posting in this forum because I thought it would be best to hear it from people who are actually attending either of the schools that I am trying to decide between.
I have until this coming Friday, November 30th, to decide if I want to go to WVSOM or Touro - CA and make my deposit. I have been accepted to both and was extremely impressed with the facilities, atmosphere and resources of WVSOM, but its match list seems to pale in comparison to the places where students at Touro are being placed.
Another factor is the location of the school; by the time I will be attending there I will be married and will need to be somewhere that my husband will be able to find a good job. It seems like there will be more opportunities in California, but it would be nice to hear from somebody if they could point me in any direction at all!
As of now, it really is a dead heat between the schools and all of the deciding factors really seem to come out evenly balanced between the two. If anybody could offer a precious bit of insight, it would be very greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!