"Physician-scientist training (MD << Cleveland Clinic < MD/PhD) for those interested in more that straight MD training, and less than MD/PhD. VERY small class size: It's like family. Except your family has some of the brightest students from around the world and every walk of life - which can be very humbling. World-class hospital faculty, access to some really unique patient populations (not so much zebras - more like unicorns). No grades, class-rankings, lectures, exams, or AOA. We have the rights and privileges of all Case Western Reserve students, and additional perks similar to residents at Cleveland Clinic. And chill." | Report Response

"It is like a family, or like Cheers, where everyone knows your name. The personal attention and available resources can't be beat. Neither can free tuition!" | Report Response

"The very small group-learning sessions (often 8 students, but sometimes as low as 4 or 6) means that each student must show up, be prepared, and participate / share the learning workload. Students who cannot or chose not to participate and those not truly interested in a research career can be disruptive to the learning environment. Small class size and high-achieving classmates tend to invite close scrutiny of your performance and can cause anxiety - although this is partially mitigated by the (true) lack of exams, grades, rankings, AOA." | Report Response

"Sometimes families can be a little dysfunctional. :-P" | Report Response

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"This school has yet to limit anyone that I know of from pursuing their dream schools - most get their 1-3 choices for matching." | Report Response

"So far two classes have graduated, and both have matched very well. No one is in practice yet." | Report Response

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"5" | Report Response

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"Not for everyone - research is integrated into every aspect of our training, and there is an additional mandatory year for all students." | Report Response