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Borrow as little in student loans as possible. It becomes extremely stressful to handle once you graduate.

My college was diverse and constantly growing and improving. I love the uniqueness of this University.

The campus is really nice. The choices for food on campus were great. The whole school is very technologically in tune with what's going on. All of my lectures were video/audio recorded and made available online to help with studying.

I really enjoyed the campus. The buses made available to the students was really useful as it came very close to my apartment off campus. The student center was large and had a lot of food options, including restaurant chains. I also really liked that we were able to purchase Microsoft Office for $10 which was a great value.

My Masters program allows students to take first year medical courses at a more basic level in order to assist students transition better academically from the graduate program into the College of Medicine.

I would have loved if there were more on campus courses.

This is the perfect program to help you prepare for medical school or any other pre-professional program. A great feature to add to your application and resume.

I believe that my graduate program, Master of Science in Medical Sciences, adequately prepared me for my future education in medical school. I feel that the great volume of material improved my study skills. I do not have many negative things to say about the program itself. However, the class sizes were very large (around 200+), which did not allow a very individualized approach.

As a non-science major I was looking to strengthen my application for medical school and test my resolve and ability to handle a science heavy regimen. I was very happy with USF's Master's in Medicine program and, when I begin medical in the fall of this year, I have no doubt that I will be more than prepared.

USF's Master of Medical Science program is a wonderful preparatory degree for graduate medical programs.

The Master of Medical Science program definitely needed room for improvement. I really feel prepared to enter professional school more so now than before I completed the program. However, I would have appreciated a course that would have allowed the students to shadow professionals as was proposed.

I began the Master's in Biomedical Sciences Program after not being accepted to medical school. After the program, I easily improved my MCAT and have already been accepted to several medical schools this time around. The program was an adequate level of difficulty and allowed me to work part-time.