"Ultrasound program is unique and well-integrated Extremely friendly staff, faculty, and students Excellent clinical sites Excellent course structure and board preparation Excellent name recognition" | Report Response

"There are a lot of things I love about THE Ohio State U College of Medicine. First, I like being a part of a big campus, with a lot going on. I went to a small undergrad, and being able to experience the big school environment is a huge plus. I also like the big size of our class - it helps to be able to get to know so many people rather than just a few for all 4 years. I also love how dedicated the faculty (so far) are about our learning, and the fact that OSU takes in our feedback (almost too much, actually) and then actually works to improve what we don't like. Theres also the (huge) fact that I will get in state tuition after the first year - thats like a 20k scholarship a year for 3 years. Also, I love having P/F and 3-4 hours of class max per day. Can't overestimate how important that is - I have a ton of free time, unless its test week of course." | Report Response

"Compared to top tier schools, I don't feel like I've compromised at all in academics, but the atmosphere is very warm and relaxed here!" | Report Response

"Brand new state-of-the-art facilities, amazing opportunities to get involved." | Report Response

"- feel well prepared for internship by 4th year - option to do first 2 years "independent study" and avoid classwork --> allowed me to pursue a long distance relationship much easier" | Report Response

"None" | Report Response

"Our clinical skills class - CAPS - is a bit disorganized, but they are working on it. There have been a few break ins around where I live, so that's a negative, but that can happen in any bigger city." | Report Response

"The curriculum can be a bit too detail-oriented." | Report Response

"Not enough room in the medical library to study (but there are plenty of other libraries and areas)." | Report Response

"- Large class size is less appealing" | Report Response

"Very well funded institute with stability of faculty and constantly hiring new staff." | Report Response

"Daily" | Report Response

"CAPs class, so once per week. Maybe another random session thrown in there. Other than that, no mandatory attendance." | Report Response

"Depends on the activity. Lectures are totally voluntary, but certain small group activities are mandatory" | Report Response

"rarely if ever. all lectures are available as podcasts." | Report Response

"All books available through online or library" | Report Response

"None required, technically, but a lot recommended - 2nd years will let you know. I would recommend Netters or Rohan's atlas, essential clinical anatomy (required, basically), Medical Genetics for the modern clinician by Westman, and that's about it so far." | Report Response

"Few - the coursepacks and lectures are very comprehensive" | Report Response

"None are necessary" | Report Response

"No need to purchase books" | Report Response

"Most." | Report Response

"Most!" | Report Response

"All of them" | Report Response

"No focus predominates, very-focused on evidenced-based/research-based teaching" | Report Response

"Not at all." | Report Response

"No, they don't try to push you into any specific field." | Report Response

"No" | Report Response

"Not sure." | Report Response

"Excellent mix of research PhD and clinical faculty during courses to provide both aspects" | Report Response

"Great so far. Some better than others, but I'd say most are well above average, in my opinion." | Report Response

"Very good" | Report Response

"Great. They will get right back to you via e-mail, and offer to work with you one-on-one outside of class to make sure you understand material." | Report Response

"Good" | Report Response

"Excellent friendly clinical faculty who are accustomed to medical student training. Residents are friendly and top-tier." | Report Response

"N/A" | Report Response

"Great" | Report Response

"Pass, Letters, Honors" | Report Response

"P/F" | Report Response

"Honors, Letters, Pass, Fail" | Report Response

"Honors (top 10%) Letter (next 15%) Pass Fail" | Report Response

"Pass, Letters, Honors" | Report Response

"H/HP/P I think?" | Report Response

"Honors, Letters, Pass, Fail" | Report Response

"Honors (top 10%) Letter (next 15%) Pass Fail" | Report Response

"Student-selected rotations (from core requirements and electives). Core MS3 rotations are: Internal Med, Family Med, Peds, Surg, Neuro, Psych, Ob-Gyn. Core MS4 rotations are EM, Ambulatory, Chronic Care, and Sub-I" | Report Response

"Not sure." | Report Response

"We preference our top choices. Required 3rd Year: family med, OB, neuro/psych, surgery, internal med, peds" | Report Response

"Required 3rd year : OBGyn 2 month, Surgery 2 month, Fam Med 1 month, Internal Med inpatient 2 months, Peds 2 months, Psych 1 month, Neuro 1 month, 1 month elective" | Report Response

"Earned responsibility (see one, do one, teach one). Graduated with experience." | Report Response

"Grows as team trusts you, at minimum carrying 2-3 patients, pre-rounding, presenting on rounds, some new admits, some procedures" | Report Response

"Well-funded. OSUMC is main site, other hospitals include Grant Hospital, Riverside Methodist, St. Ann's Hospital, and Mt Carmel Hospitals" | Report Response

"Very good" | Report Response

"excellent" | Report Response

"Urban/Rural" | Report Response

"A little of everything - depends on the site" | Report Response

"Varied" | Report Response

"Sports (NHL, AAA baseball, NCAA events, etc.), movies, theater (ballet, concerts, etc.), live music, etc." | Report Response

"Go out to bars, play sports (A LOT - at least we do), we've had canoe trips, raft trips, climbing trips - people do a lot." | Report Response

"Go downtown, bars/restaurants, sporting events, arts festivals, etc." | Report Response

"Night life, football games, soccer games" | Report Response

"Extremely well-matched consistently. Excellent reputation among top-tier residencies" | Report Response

"They fare great!" | Report Response

"Very well" | Report Response

"Typically better than others." | Report Response

"I have heard very strong." | Report Response

"Intelligent, friendly, excellent clinical-reasoning, collegial" | Report Response

"I think we are looked upon favorably." | Report Response

"I believe they think very highly of OSU graduates" | Report Response

"Residency directors prefer Ohio State graduates over many other schools." | Report Response

"Solid foundation, well-known school." | Report Response

"Excellent clinical decision making. Match well to all specialties (plastic surg to family med)" | Report Response

"No, not really." | Report Response

"No" | Report Response