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This is a public medical school with private pricing (30 thousand in-state; 60 to 80 thousand out-of-state). Little-to-No financial aid with ever-increasing fees (look at the fees vs tuition cost). However, we have almost complete access to the state's hospitals, VA, and other health programs. Yes, there is a DO school nearby, but they don't have as good a reputation with hospital attendings, residents, etc. The school has an excellent pedigree, with top-10 nation-wide rankings. The Children's Hospital... Read More is on campus and has perhaps the nicest residents and attendings I've ever worked with. If you have deep pockets or want to match into an excellent, competitive specialty, definitely come here. If you're interested in internal medicine or primary care, you'll get a much better value at a cheaper med school.

UC provides a solid educational experience. I have had few complaints about the academic merits of this institution. However, beyond that primary focus the university is lacking in some technological and administrative aspects. Their are frequent problems with lecture hall displays, computer-based evaluations, and online assignments. The attempts at "Inter-professional Education" are an extensive waste of time and your tuition dollars. The Global Health Track within the medical school is shamelessly... Read More touted by the admissions office while admitted students receive ridiculously little support and laughably bad instruction. Come here if you want a solid education and don't care about any amenities you might expect.