(In my very best Mom voice that has been known to make grown men cringe
LANGUAGE. Let me remind you all that poor language is a TOS violation. This is a professional forum - not your local street corner. Clean it up.
And in a nicer voice, but still stern:
If you have nothing nice to say, then don't say anything at all. While we are all quite tired of repeat threads (just wait until the next application cycle starts), this is how people learn. No, not everyone knows how to properly use the search feature. No, not everyone reads the FAQs like it says "Read me FIRST!". And yes, most people think their question is unique and needs to be asked without an adequate search on either the forums or the internet. This is life. Let me remind you all that at one point you didn't know how to do the basic necessities of life like brushing your teeth, using the toilet, zipping your pants, or even remembering to put on underwear every day (ok, I don't want to hear about those of you who like to ignore this last one). So instead of being the bully on the playground and making fun of everyone, how about you help them along. Believe it or not, your mother was right: helping someone, even when it seems incredibly stupid to you, makes you feel good. Try it.
Now get along. Or at least pretend to get along.
OP: you can do whatever you want as a DO. Let me recommend you read the FAQ at the top of this forum. Let me recommend you go to osteopathic.org. Let me recommend opportunities.osteopathic.org. But let me also remind you that NOTHING will replace poor grades, poor board scores, and poor rotation evaluations. Want do to cardiology? Great. High pass your classes. Ace your boards. Get rotation evaluations that say you darn near walk on water. Do a fabulous job in IM and ace steps 2 and 3 of your boards. And have a great interview for your subspecialty. You'll do better than the guy who did just mediocre. Rads same deal. Derm same deal. Ortho same deal. It all depends on you.
I'm getting my morning coffee now.