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"Why Medicine?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Tell me about a challenge you had to overcome?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
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"SDN, Practiced answering common interview questions, went over primary and secondary application" Report Response
"Close student community, nicer facilities than I originally thought (new sim center and study spaces)" Report Response
"Meh area around the school, meh food options immediately following the school." Report Response
"Would take a subway to the school the day before if possible (during the day) so you know what to look for. Took some time to find the entrance." Report Response
"The only in-state school located within NYC. As expected, the facilities are not nearly as nice as the NYC private schools, but you cannot beat the price, so weigh your pros and cons. Interview was more relaxed than I thought, and the two tour guides seemed to genuinely enjoy their experience and classmates. The renovated School of Public Health just finished up this year (2019) which shares some facilities (library, study spaces, etc.) with the med school. New clinical simulation center as well. The area around the subway entrance seemed rough but closer to the school seemed safe. Many students of different years spoke honestly about the area and it seems that most of them commute to the school (10 mins of walking around) and have never run into trouble. However, the consensus was that the food options were subpar, though most students move to the nicer Brooklyn areas (10 mins) after year 1 or 2. Dorms are essentially connected to the school and are both (very) safe and fairly affordable (especially for NYC). If you have time afterwards, I would check out the dorms as we did not get to during our tour. Overall, they have an impressive match list and Step1 scores, are one of the oldest and most established institutions in the country, and offer a myraid of unique clinical experiences due to its broad hospital system which encompasses different patient populations. Plus, true P/F and non-mandatory lectures are a huge bonus. I turned down two other NY school acceptances, and look forward to my time here." Report Response
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0-1 hour
Train or subway
< $100
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"Hire one more admissions coordinator, they were a little unorganized likely because of the tremendous volume of applicants." Report Response
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