"The faculty are amazing. They really care about the students becoming good physicians. The school takes student feedback seriously" | Report Response

"The people. Love the faculty-- they are incredibly friendly, down to earth, and very, very supportive. I had some personal stuff in my first year and the deans could not have helped me more in terms of giving me everything I need to succeed. I also love my classmates and the class size: it was perfect for me. Finally, the Boston location cannot be beat. Boston is the perfect city for young students with endless things to do and a fantastic culture." | Report Response

"It is quite expensive to start and then cost of living is high in Boston as well" | Report Response

"The cost: definitely comparable to any out-of state/private tuition, but if you can get into your state school, you definitely need to think about money." | Report Response

"This was my first choice school when applying-- no regrets in hindsight. I would come here again in a heartbeat." | Report Response

"Frequently during first year (anatomy lab) but then infrequently (1-2 hours a week) during second year" | Report Response

"Maybe weekly. Difficult to comment on as I'm a fourth year and the curriculum changed during my third year." | Report Response

"Anatomy atlas (of student choice)" | Report Response

"Netter's Atlas, Moore's Clinical Anatomy" | Report Response

"Everything but an anatomy atlas" | Report Response

"Pretty much all but Netter's." | Report Response

"No" | Report Response

"Dorm like. Cost is low compared to to the area" | Report Response

"It's a dorm and it feels like a dorm. Posner was fine for the first two years, but I'm glad to have an apartment now; feels more like home." | Report Response

"Amazing, vast majority are approachable and easy to talk with. Everyone wants the students to do well" | Report Response

"Fantastic. Very supportive and very responsive." | Report Response

"Decent, depends on the specialty and sites. The faculty are generally approachable at the core sites but there are may additional sites within the tufts network where the faculty go out of their way to volunteer to teach." | Report Response

"Also great. Loved the clinical faculty for the most part although, like any school, you get a dud here and there." | Report Response

"Pass/Fail" | Report Response

"P/F" | Report Response

"Honors, High Pass, Pass, Low Pass, Fail" | Report Response

"F/Low Pass/P/HP/H" | Report Response

"Lottery for block assignment (order of rotations) and then again for site. Initial Advanced electives (fourth year) done by lottery but generally can get what you want. Third Year (2 Electives (2weeks each) then 8 weeks of both Medicine and Surgery, and 6 weeks each of OB/GYN, Peds, Family Medicine, and Psych. During Fourth year, 4 additional weeks of Medicine and 4 weeks of Neurology or Neurosurgery" | Report Response

"Blocks: third year is now going to be divided into 4 week rotations with medicine, surgery, ob/gyn, psych, peds, and family med being requirements. There is now elective time during third year so you can figure out if you want to do something else before fourth year (i.e. rads, ophtho, ENT, etc)" | Report Response

"Depends on the rotation and the resident. I've done essentially the same work as an intern on some rotations, which is great." | Report Response

"I think that all the hospitals I rotated at are in good standing. None are in financial trouble or have difficulties with accreditation." | Report Response

"Varies by site" | Report Response

"Pretty diverse with a large asian population at the Tufts Medical Center." | Report Response

"Bars/party, food, sports, dancing, etc." | Report Response

"Very well, The school has a good reputation for turning out good physicians" | Report Response

"Very well. Tufts students do well in the match." | Report Response

"We have a pretty strong reputation. We're not Harvard, but we do well" | Report Response

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