"The environment, the faculty and staff. It is very open to student feedback and actually implementing helpful policies." | Report Response

"1) In-state tuition is very cheap ($20k), and out-of-state students can switch their state of residency after their first year. 2) The quality of the rotations seems to be pretty good. 3) They do a fair amount of well-regarded research here, and some of the faculty are well-known." | Report Response

"atmosphere, community, curriculum" | Report Response

"The small class size and the availability of the hospital right on campus" | Report Response

"I have no real complaints about this school." | Report Response

"First, the student body sucks. It's clique-ish and snobby, and people who aren't originally from NJ seem to have a hard time making decent friends. Second, they don't do a very good job of distributing research to all who are interested (for instance, they had 20 summer research grants to be shared between the 1st and 2nd year classes, each of which have >120 people in them). Third, they just switched over to a systems-based curriculum and it's obvious it still needs a lot of work. Because of this immature curriculum, the instruction greatly suffered this year and I've had to do a lot of "catching-up" on my own to ensure I'm prepared for boards." | Report Response

"distance from home" | Report Response

"needs more study space" | Report Response

"The campus is nice and has a good number of newer buildings with great facilities; I just wish the social situation was better." | Report Response

"once a week" | Report Response

"For OMS-1s, the only required classes are OMM and Professionalism. However, they have started to talk about making all classes mandatory with an automatic fail if you miss more than 25% of the classes, so look out." | Report Response

"all classes" | Report Response

"Technically some, in reality, you should be able to find all the resources you need via lecture and online materials." | Report Response

"Nicholas OMM Atlas, Savarese OMM review, Netter's, First Aid (for your own review for boards)." | Report Response

"OMM Atlas" | Report Response

"Essentially all of them" | Report Response

"Most of what they recommend or "require" is expensive and unnecessary." | Report Response

"Biochemistry" | Report Response

"We have a healthy split of specializing and primary care interests." | Report Response

"It's supposed to promote family medicine - the 3rd year family med rotation is super long, and we have 30 hours of mandatory preceptorship with a family med doc during 1st year." | Report Response

"no" | Report Response

"n/a" | Report Response

"Very good." | Report Response

"Fairly lousy. I generally skip the lectures and read the notes/slides/books myself." | Report Response

"very good and willing to help" | Report Response

"Cannot attest. I am not in clinical years yet." | Report Response

"N/A" | Report Response

"excelllent" | Report Response

"Honor, High Pass, Pass, Fail" | Report Response

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

"honors, high pass, pass, low pass, fail" | Report Response

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

"same" | Report Response

"Very good hospital affiliates." | Report Response

"Unsure" | Report Response

"A lottery takes place on what schedule and you put your preference. The clinical coordinator will do her best to accommodate. Requires are FM, Psych, Radiology, Geriatrics, Surgery, OMM, IM, Peds, OB, EM," | Report Response

"A great deal." | Report Response

"just about anything" | Report Response

"Generally quite good." | Report Response

"Good status." | Report Response

"Underprivileged urban/suburban." | Report Response

"all ages and races" | Report Response

"Go out have a drink, or visit various attractions. Lots of outdoors stuff around here. Philly, NY, DC are all very close." | Report Response

"This is the problem...many students either don't want to do anything or just want to drink themselves retarded and "party it up". There is a real lack of diversity among the interests of the student body. I've had lots of trouble finding other students that share any of my interests." | Report Response

"bowl, philadelphia trips," | Report Response

"Very well. We have graduates at places like UPenn and other prestigious programs." | Report Response

"UMDNJ-SOM's graduates seem to be able to match into competitive allopathic residencies. Recently, there have been some allo derm matches in addition to the 2-3 matches in allo anesthesiology and radiology that happen year after year." | Report Response

"very well." | Report Response

"I believe they think highly of them." | Report Response

"We are generally told by our administration that residency directors think highly of us; however, it's hard to confirm this." | Report Response

"highly" | Report Response

"All areas." | Report Response

"Family medicine in general, but we also seem to consistently match graduates into anesthesiology residencies at places like the Cleveland Clinic and Johns Hopkins." | Report Response

"primary care" | Report Response

"unknown" | Report Response