You have a patient that needs heart surgery. Because they are switching insurance companies, their current company refuses to pay for the surgery, and the new company won't pay for it until the new year. Meanwhile, there is a good chance your patient will die. What do you do?
Great campus, great location. The most important thing for me was that students really enjoy the school. Low stress environment. Phenomenal board pass rates.
What impressed you negatively?
Nothing.
What did you wish you had known ahead of time?
Nothing.
What are your general comments?
For all the sceptical comments I read on here about their non-traditional 3rd and 4th year programs, I don't understand what the issue is. The bottom line is that they have phenomenal board pass rates (more often than not 100%). Unorthodox or not, they are doing something right.