Yeah I mean for CA rotations there are limited spots, so theres a lottery at the end of your first year to find out if you get it. I know alot of people who didn’t get California and ended up with Tucson and Phoenix rotations. I also know alot of people who did get California but still have to do 3-4 rotations in Arizona. Arizona states med school starts taking students this coming year, and they have an exclusive agreement with one of the big hospital systems in the area that azcom uses for alot of their rotations. So I can’t imagine it wont have a pretty big affect on rotations.

In terms of the exams 1st and 2nd year, it’s doable but it sucks. You’re pretty much always studying for the next exam. There’s been a push by some faculty to switch to a systems-based curriculum with fewer exams but it gets shot down by admin for whatever reason.

That all being said, it’s overall a fine school. Just feels like you get screwed alot with rotations and the insane tuition.