Students receive feedback regarding their performance.
Students have an opportunity for personal review of clinical work with a faculty supervisor.
Written evaluations of students' clinical performance are submitted so that students may be informed of their educational progress and may take steps to improve areas in which deficiencies may exist. Students in the top 20 percent of the class for each of these years receive a special letter of commendation in years three and four. Students who receive I or N grades in courses are reviewed by the Committee on Student Scholastic Standing. Opportunity for makeup work is one option that permits students to satisfy course requirements and continue their progress toward the M.D. degree. Because of these provisions, the faculty does not monitor Medical School examinations, and students are strictly on their individual honor to maintain ethical personal conduct during examinations.