Avalon University is The Perfect Fit For You: Advantages of Attending a Smaller Medical School
Question: When looking for a medical school to attend, bigger means better right?
Answer: WRONG!
Let’s take a look into the advantages of attending a smaller medical school, like Avalon University, and you can see if this is the right fit for you!
Small medical schools, like Avalon University School of Medicine, offer a more in-depth curriculum, 1-on-1 assistance from professors for a more personalized education, and allow students to develop deeper relationships with their fellow students and faculty for a more conducive learning environment.
Small Class Sizes
Due to the small class sizes, and with our professors at Avalon University all having a M.D. or PhD. in their fields, our professors have been able to design a strong in-depth curriculum. This curriculum provides students with the opportunity to fully comprehend the concepts and methods that are being brought forth in the classroom.
The students at Avalon take advantage of attending a smaller medical school with easier access to personalized help. Our professors are able to know students not only by name, but as a person, and are able to speak with them 1-on-1 to provide specialized assistance in the way each student learns best.
Meaningful Relationships
Avalon University’s Student Government Association (SGA) strives to make every student feel welcomed and part of the Avalon Family. They plan multiple events a year, celebrating different cultures, holidays, or simple events for students and faculty to get together and have fun!
The close sense of community found in a small school like Avalon University can allow students to create deeper connections, friendships, and mentorships for life!
At large universities, students might feel like they get lost in the ocean of faces, and feel like they are just a number. Here at Avalon University School of Medicine, you are more than just a number, you are family. We will do our best to make sure you have everything you need to be successful in your medical school career, and we hope you can now see the advantages of attending a smaller medical school.
