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Good day everyone,
Im a newly accepted medical school student to three U.S medical schools:
New York Medical College
Wright St.
Howard Univ.

Here is my list:
NYMC (pros): went to undergrad in nyc, great matches,interactive faculy/admin, 4-yr MD/Mph pgrm, received scholarship $, mini-boards

NYMC(cons): affiliation with touro, which may not be a bad thing..but there is still some speculation that it can be, closing of St. Vincent Hosp.

Wright St.(pros): did a 3 month summer pgrm there so know the area a bit, great matches, received scholarship $, excellent resources for students, mini-boards, start-of-the art

Wright St(cons): 5-yr MD/Mph prgrm, pretty dead area(I think comfort is important)

Howard(pros): close to home, better community interaction, warm feeling received @ interview as opposed to other two..the students stopped to talk to us, pretty good matches(esp in NYC..alot at Einstein/Monte)

Howard(con): no MD/Mph program, not so much state-of-the art, no scholarship money yet, somewhat disorganized admin(one girl @ my interview had to bring another copy of her secondary b/c they lost it...)

Now, I know everyone's opinions will differ...or that everyone values something more than the next...I just want people's feedback on what they would do...THANK YOU ALL AND GOOD LUCK!!!!

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I'd probably personally eliminate Wright State, but that's just based on the fact that I didn't get the sense you wanted to be there geographically.

NYMC vs. Howard seems like a choice between location/feeling and money/options. I got the sense from your post that you liked Howard better than NYMC. To me, it's also in a better area (DC vs. suburb that's far from New York City). But, if NYMC has better options (MD/MPh) and is cheaper that might be something to consider.

I think opportunities wise, between these schools you won't find THAT much of a difference. None of them are top ranked so it's going to be more about what YOU put into it rather than the school. I don't think anyone else is going to be able to give you much more advice than that.
 
Thanks so much!!!
And ure right....it is what I put into the school(whichever one I pick)

good luck to you!
 
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