Reddit and other forums are great resources for general questions, but if you have an inquiry about a specific medical school – like its secondary portal not working properly, or when IIs will be sent out. SDN provides school specific threads which may provide more in-depth answers.
Creighton University
Creighton University is a Jesuit, Catholic university known for its research and community involvement. Students excel in terms of academic achievement, service to others, and leadership qualities. Students at Creighton are encouraged to discover all that life offers by availing themselves of holistic education which promotes intellectual, spiritual, physical, and social growth for greater social justice and peace.
At UCF, they belong to the NCAA Division I Big East Conference and boast more than 200 student organizations such as newspapers, literary magazines, and radio stations. Furthermore, there is a robust Greek life with 10 fraternities and sororities; ministry also plays a pivotal role in campus life with students participating in retreats or other ministry-based activities.
Creighton University provides majors and minors across multiple fields, such as health, business, technology, and humanities. In 2021, Health (4,740 degrees awarded), Nursing (7,728 degrees awarded), Management (6,603 degrees awarded), and Legal (3 degrees awarded being least popular major). The overall graduation rate at Creighton was 72% which compares with an overall national graduation rate of 80%; accreditation bodies include the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, and the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to Bar.
University of Chicago
The University of Chicago is a private research university founded on the principle of “Crescat Scientia; Vita Excolatur”, or “Let knowledge increase; thus enriching human life”. With an illustrious roster of Nobel laureates, National Medal winners (across fields), and MacArthur “genius” grants, as well as several off-campus scientific facilities including the Argonne National Laboratory – it boasts an impressive list of accomplished individuals working there and at other off-campus facilities.
Chicago State has played an essential role in academic movements like the Chicago School of economics and Sociology, contributing to its development during the Manhattan Project; contributing to its groundbreaking physics research which led to man’s first self-sustaining nuclear reaction; boasting community organizer Saul Alinsky as its most famous graduate, Obama campaign manager David Axelrod as its most notable student, as well as former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine among its alumni.
The University of Chicago boasts six professional schools: Pritzker School of Medicine, Booth School of Business, Law School, Divinity School, and Harris School of Public Policy Studies–which rank among the best in their respective disciplines. Chicago Society, its student organization leading world leaders into campus bringing their knowledge directly.
University of Michigan
The University of Michigan (also referred to as U-M, UMich, or Michigan) is a public research university located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Offering a range of degree programs and membership in both the Committee on Institutional Cooperation and the Association of American Universities.
The University of Michigan is well known for its academics, research, athletics, and traditions. With a main campus located in Ann Arbor and numerous facilities such as libraries, museums, radio stations, hospital complexes, and research centers – such as libraries, museums radio stations hospital complexes research centers. Political activism was prevalent on campus during the 1960s.
University of Michigan students are strongly encouraged to participate in cultural and ethnic student organizations in order to become more involved in their communities. Joining one is a great way of meeting like-minded people while discovering other cultures; events hosted throughout the year raise awareness about important issues on campus as well as provide networking opportunities with alumni in fields like sports, TV, and music; some notably successful alumni include Tom Brady, John Schroeder and Desmond Howard of football as well as Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps who have all gone on to achieve greatness professionally after being educated at U-M.
University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania is an Ivy League research university located in Philadelphia, PA, and offers graduate and professional degrees in medicine, dentistry, nursing, engineering/applied science/veterinary medicine/arts & sciences/social work/law – among many other subjects. Furthermore, it features interdepartmental programs like the Health & Society Program for undergraduates and the Science Technology Society Program for graduates.
At a time when many medical schools are facing financial hardships, it’s critical to remain well-informed of your options. Reddit and Student Doctor Network provide additional in-depth discussions regarding applications; you could even find answers to any queries regarding secondary portals, the time it takes for applications to receive IIs, or when interviews will be sent post-II.
The University of Pennsylvania has produced many notable alumni, such as President William Henry Harrison; industrialist and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller; Cisco Systems co-founder Len Bosack; Noam Chomsky (linguist/activist); American industrialist Jon Huntsman; as well as Nigerian political leaders Nnamdi Azikiwe and Kwame Nkrumah. Its historic campus includes both Benjamin Franklin Library and Penn Museum of Natural History – just some examples.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
The University of Wisconsin-Madison was established upon Wisconsin achieving statehood in 1848. Situated along Lake Mendota in Madison, its campus provides students with an abundance of academic, social, and cultural activities on campus – such as more than 900 student organizations such as Wisconsin Badgers athletic teams. Furthermore, graduate programs at UW-Madison boast world-class programs. Notable alumni include glass artist Dale Chihuly, author Joyce Carol Oates, and aviator Charles Lindbergh among many others.
The Wisconsin Idea states that education should have a positive effect beyond classroom boundaries. At Wisconsin University, its highly acclaimed graduate schools include Law, Engineering, Life Sciences College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, School of Medicine and Public Health as well as Business. While their acclaimed undergraduate programs span engineering science arts music as well as public service.
Student Doctor Network’s lack of karma allows users to discuss medical school-specific questions more openly without fear of offense from commenters, such as when IIs will be sent out, how frequently students are interviewed after II, etc. Each medical school has its own thread where discussions about this process may be hosted; SDN allows this friendly environment without the risk of argument over user opinions.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is Milwaukee’s largest public research university and one of the two largest in Wisconsin overall, boasting 97 undergraduate and 64 graduate degrees as well as 15 women’s and men’s NCAA Division 1 athletic teams competing at NCAA Division 1. In 2016 it was elevated by Carnegie Foundation to R-1 doctoral research university status.
Beginning its history at UWM’s founding was its established by Wisconsin state lawmakers to meet Milwaukee’s growing need for higher education. In 1955, the State Teachers College of Milwaukee and UW Extension Division merged, eventually opening as the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on September 1, 1956.
Established with the belief that “if metropolitan Milwaukee was to flourish, it needed an outstanding urban public university”, UWM was designed as a comprehensive teaching and research university that upheld the high academic values of its parent University of Wisconsin system. To ensure its high standards were upheld, direct control from UW Regents until the early 1970s was placed over UWM.
UWM has since grown into twelve schools and colleges that together enroll more than 25,000 students, becoming a leader in academic research, partnerships, and centers of excellence.
University of Wisconsin-Stout
The University of Wisconsin-Stout (UW-Stout or UW-Stout) is a public technical and research university located in Menomonie, Wisconsin as part of the University of Wisconsin System. Offering 27 undergraduate and 16 graduate degrees as part of this educational framework. UW Stout emphasizes market-driven research with industry-specific education initiatives; thus leading the UW System with one of its largest selections of degrees available among any UW System institution.
In 2021, the University of Wisconsin-Stout offered an average net price for full-time Undergrad students at $7,014. This figure was substantially less than the national average ($23,184). Students enrolling full-time into Undergraduate programs mainly comprise White male students (59.5%) while 60% and over represent their enrollment ratio.
University of Wisconsin-Stout’s most popular undergraduate major is General Business Administration & Management, with 115 degrees awarded during 2021. This visualization shows the gender breakdown of degrees awarded across each major; males received 1.02 times more degrees than females that year. These rates are calculated based on how many borrowers begin repayment within three years instead of how many drop out and therefore must be used with caution.
