"Integrated curriculum and board-style test questions on exams. Fantastic clinical training throughout 1st and 2nd years, thanks to a brilliant, truly gifted instructor and well-respected internal medicine physician. Scholarly project requirement forces you to meet and become involved with physicians and medical researchers out in the field. Case-based instruction helps you stay up to date with the faculty and students at the school. For the time being, small class size helps; It's great to ensure a reasonable student:faculty ratio. Working every other week for a half-day in a primary care physician's office reminds you why you're putting yourself through constant studying hell." | Report Response

"Small class size, research project, block schedule." | Report Response

"No video recordings of the lectures. Major hospitals in association with the school are not right next door; however, Good Sam, Maricopa, and St. Joe's are all within ~5 miles. Some IT and administrative-required things have to be done through U of A Tucson, which sometimes is a bit of a hassle." | Report Response

"Nothing" | Report Response

""Reputation of the school in the medical community" is more of a personal opinion I'm throwing out there. It's hard to say exactly, since the school is so new. Also, the second (class of 2012) and third (class of 2013) admitted classes have 48 students; the college is poised to expand soon, but specifics are still not fully known." | Report Response

"Approximately 3-4 times per year. These are known as "capstone" experiences. You will do things like view an autopsy, see how medicine is practiced in a county jail, and shadow physicians." | Report Response

"I have bought 2 books, both clinical diagnosis books for the clinical skills portion of the curriculum. So, very few are required. However, in retrospect, I wish I would have bought at least some of the recommended books." | Report Response

"Only 2 "required" books. Only "necessary" books, in my opinion, are Costanzo and First Aid." | Report Response

"Family medicine, internal medicine, primary care. However, the majority of students are not explicitly interesting in primary care." | Report Response

"n/a" | Report Response

"Most are great. There are some superstar instructors for each block, and I wish we could just pay these instructors double to give all of the lectures in a particular area. A few of the instructors seemed slightly unprepared on occasion, but this was a rare event and not a normal occurrence." | Report Response

"Not in my clinical years yet... will update later." | Report Response

"Completely pass/fail." | Report Response

"Honors/pass/fail." | Report Response

"Will update this later, not yet in my clinical years..." | Report Response

"Will update later..." | Report Response

"Will update later..." | Report Response

"Will update later..." | Report Response

"Bars (awesome place called rose & crown right down the street), outdoor stuff, house parties, etc." | Report Response

"We don't have any graduates that are practicing yet." | Report Response

"Word is that all of our 3rd years are getting great reviews from their attendings." | Report Response

"Hasn't produced any physicians yet..." | Report Response