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for those who are applying 2004, what are your top 5 choices and why.
Originally posted by nanosomic
for those who are applying 2004, what are your top 5 choices and why.
Originally posted by Kashue
6. HUMC - Coz my homie ewing is going, yo ewing!
Originally posted by ForensicPath
Well, I did not apply to your harvards and JHs, but my top 5 schools that I still have a chance at are:
1. NYU - location, location, location - no word yet (cross your fingers)
2. Jefferson - I got a really good feeling from this school and I live in philly right now. I might even put this as a tie for #1. Please accept me off the waitlist
3. SUNY Downstate - Have to give the state schools some love, although they have not shown me any (I hate you Stony Brook). Plus I have spoken with a few doctors who are downstate grads and they have nothing but good things to say. Pre-interview hold waiting for my fall grades, which are good, so I should get an interview
4. Tufts - I really like the Boston area. This would be higher on my list if not for the price tag and cost of living in Boston. Interview in January
5. SUNY Upstate - The other state school that I still have a chance at. (Once again, I wish poor health onto the adcom at Stony Brook).
Originally posted by Kashue
Really sorry about Stony Brook ForensicPath. I think it's unfair what they did to you after you've worked so hard for them. I'd be pissed off too.
Originally posted by bell
JHU, NYU, USC, UCLA (in that order)
Originally posted by DrJ2B
UPenn is still the best though!
Originally posted by klooless
Harvard, Penn, UCSF, Cornell, and Stanford--in no particular order.
Having interviewed at these institutions, I was truly impressed by the wealth of research opportunities available to medical students. Additionally, the students were very down to earth, and the faculty I met appeared to be invested in medical student success....
Originally posted by eklope2000
1. Harvard
2. Hopkins
3. WashU
4. Duke
5. Penn
I strangely forecast that my preferences might change a little some time after the release of the next US News ratings.