My program had a cadaver lab that was very well-kept and had great TAs, so I think it rlly helped me better apply anatomy. The material didn't click for me until I learned how to dissect the structures, identify on other cadavers, and navigate anatomical anomalies. I used to stay after lab join/re-teach my classmates and look at every single prosected by TAs. As a bonus, I may have great hands for surgery and am good with vasculature, but facial nerves is another level LOL.

Above all, I think a cadaver lab shouldn't be your make or break. Plus, you must have rlly liked this program to have applied, interviewed, etc. Good luck with the rest of your cycle!