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Originally Posted by ICE101
this thread doesn't even make sense. it appears as if you have already made up your mind, and you are comparing apples and oranges here. you are comparing a school that uses top notch facilities, a vast faculty, and ny approval after only 4 years in existence to a school that has no accreditations, no plans for accreditations (spoke to dr. g) in ny or cali anytime in the near future, and has been operating out of a barn for 10 years. the new campus? it's ok.......but the tuition will go up DRASTICALLY in the next few semesters.......... a person who shops hyundai doesn't cross shop with lexus..........so i don't see why you are cross shopping 2 schools that aren't even in the same league..........you get what you pay for my friend..........enough said..........one thing i learned is that you can't be 'cheap' on a med school education........othewise it'll come and bite you on your behind 5 years later.........and during med school when you wish you went to a better school....
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i think you pretty much hit it right there. i've never been to Windsor and cannot comment on the education, but as far as the administration goes, it has been open how long and it STILL does not have NY approval? there is no real explanation for this and i know it's not because they aren't ready for it, NY approval is not a tough thing to get.
Windsor, as I read, has a great 5th semester program but AUA also has 3 locations for theirs, Miami, Michigan and Baltimore - the latter at very good hospitals. also another thing to take into account, Windsor is cheap but Windsor does not have loans, correct me if i'm wrong. AUA just secured three loan companies for the upcoming semester to replace SLX.
you need to consider all options when it comes down to it. i can say confidently that AUA is heading in the right direct in a much faster pace than Windsor is.