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Ahhhh, SDN...take everything with a grain of salt unfortunately.
i hate it when some idiot (your grammar is terrible) dental student expresses his thoughts on whether a program is "good" or not. I feel relieved that you've "heard good things" about UConn and Case Western. Is Case a good program if you want to do radical neck dissections? Probably not. But if your interested in cosmetics, the PD completed a fellowship in cosmetics, so you'll get more exposure than other places. What about Carle for Cosmetics? No, but the PD did a two year fellowship in Oncology and Microvascular surgery with Ord. So unless your at the program living the lifestyle, shut up.
I'm not an Pacific student but I think they did an impressive job. I wouldn't consider none of the above schools spectacular except for maybe Emory & UConn.
UCLA x 2 -- inbreeding, not full-scope, country-club that many students want to go to (impressive in a way, i guess)
UCSF x 2 -- program undergoing major transition (PD and Chair both stepping down); no one wanted to go there (2 unmatched positions)
USC (6-year) -- self-taught program (let's not kid ourselves here); not good
Emory (6-year) -- great, busy
Case Western -- heard it's good
UConn (6-year) -- heard good things
BU --busy, easy to get into (due to the fact that residents have to pay tuition), fairly good 4-yr program
I'm not an Pacific student but I think they did an impressive job. I wouldn't consider none of the above schools spectacular except for maybe Emory & UConn.
UCLA x 2 -- inbreeding, not full-scope, country-club that many students want to go to (impressive in a way, i guess)
UCSF x 2 -- program undergoing major transition (PD and Chair both stepping down); no one wanted to go there (2 unmatched positions)
USC (6-year) -- self-taught program (let's not kid ourselves here); not good
Emory (6-year) -- great, busy
Case Western -- heard it's good
UConn (6-year) -- heard good things
BU --busy, easy to get into (due to the fact that residents have to pay tuition), fairly good 4-yr program