"It is incredible that most of the subjects are being taught by the researchers and physicians who help pioneer the subjects (e.g. Vogelstein)" | Report Response

"All of the people-- the students, the professors and the administration is enthusiastic, genuine and friendly, making it a great place to learn medicine. The community is strong and supportive and there is a lot going on (both academically and otherwise) that makes it an exciting place to be. Everyone here is passionate about medicine and doctoring." | Report Response

"This school lacks a coherent IT department. There is only one person on staff who knows how to make functional software. It feels like I am going to medical school in early 2000 rather than 2010." | Report Response

"Things are always the most organized. On the large scale, Hopkins is somewhat decentralized, leading to a fair amount of bureaucratic work to get things done." | Report Response

"Please do not pay attention to the rumors regarding the school being "cut throat" or snobby. I have loved my time here and have not found that to be true at all." | Report Response

"Small group activities every day of the week for about an hour or two, and one patient case a week." | Report Response

"For basic science classes, usually 1-2 hours a day is small group and technically required attendance (but not very strictly enforced.) 1-2 afternoons a week are devoted to clinical courses and are mandatory attendance (~3 hours)." | Report Response

"The anatomy dissector was the only book required." | Report Response

"An atlas and dissector are essential for anatomy, other than that, the core material is covered in the syllabus, however people find review books helpful for many classes (Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple for micro, etc...)" | Report Response

"The rest." | Report Response

"most books." | Report Response

"It does not seem like it." | Report Response

"No." | Report Response

"Reed Hall is a dump. Rent is around 550-600 per month for a quad suite, and the building has not been updated since it was built decades ago. It is scheduled to be replaced in the upcoming years." | Report Response

"$500/month for bedroom in a 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom suite. Not the greatest place to live, but cheap." | Report Response

"Some are all-stars, while others are some quite the snoozers." | Report Response

"In general, they are very accesible, open and helpful. The course directors of each unit are incredibly dedicated and spend a large amount of time listening and responding to student feedback. Individual lectures can be more or less acessible, however the general attitude is very open." | Report Response

"Unknown, I'm in year 2." | Report Response

"Pass/Fail" | Report Response

"P/F" | Report Response

"Pass, High Pass, Honors" | Report Response

"Honors/High Pass/Pass/Fail" | Report Response

"Scheduled by lottery based on student preferences. Required= Outpatient/Longitudinal Clerkship done in first two years, Pediatrics, Neuro/Psych, Ob/Gyn, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Chronic Care, Subinternship." | Report Response

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"Restaurants, Bars, Gym, Patterson Park, Intermural Sports, etc." | Report Response

"a large range- bars, hiking, sporting events, museums, music events, cooking, pretty much anything and everything." | Report Response

"I think only a few students scrambled in Optho, and most students matched at top programs." | Report Response

"I have heard that Hopkins students are very well prepared for residency." | Report Response

"Neurosurgeons" | Report Response

"Academic medicine/specialties" | Report Response

"Highly recruited according to some 4th years." | Report Response

"We have been told they think highly of graduates from Hopkins." | Report Response