it's great that you're looking into other schools before you decide where to go. it's also apparent to me that you already have your favorites, too. no problem with that. i went to one of Dr. Fredrick's schools and i have no regrets about it. like i mentioned in my previous post, it all comes down to the boards and to make yourself known inside the hospital world.
i noticed something in med school that others may not want to admit, and that is: the best students in class usually weren't the ones talking too much. you may not know what i mean now, but you will soon enough.
just do your time there, be strong, and just do well. school reputations speak for itself. the rest will just fall into place.....
Posted on Mar 10, 2003, 4:11 PM from IP address 207.32.153.139
