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As bleeder noted, don't just limit yourself. Secondly, you should also make sure you aren't signing a contract whereby you have to attend that med school and lastly, if you want to go into a competitive specialty, DO will make things harder on you (eg almost any surgical specialty and more competitive medicine specialties)
 
Adrenaline Junky said:
I spend my free time working on studying techniques and studying clinical medicine so I can ace my boards. Either that or responding to calls as an EMT for experience. I give up my highschool experience but I think its more than worth it to enter a field I love.
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If you are that devoted, why not do regular undergrad and then apply wherever you like? Because if you keep up this crazy devotion I am sure you will get in somewhere.
 
Adrenaline Junky said:
If I don’t get in, I am going undergrad and kickin ass, no exceptions. But I prefer the program just for the assurance so I can sleep easy instead of losing sleep every night over whether I will be accepted or not (which is what I do now)
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Stop losing sleep. You are in high school and are certainly overthinking this. Take a step back sparky.
 
Assuming you've taken all the prereqs, I think you would be a competitive candidate for Brown's PLME program. All schools like an interesting story, but I think this is especially true at Brown.
 
curbsideconsult said:
Assuming you've taken all the prereqs, I think you would be a competitive candidate for Brown's PLME program. All schools like an interesting story, but I think this is especially true at Brown.
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I have taken 2 years of foreign language however up to the 3rd level . EX) I took French III sophmore year but nothing past that. Will that count for the three years of foreign language?
 
Adrenaline Junky said:
I have taken 2 years of foreign language however up to the 3rd level . EX) I took French III sophmore year but nothing past that. Will that count for the three years of foreign language?
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That I don't know. It seems to me that completing French III is the same as taking 3 years of French, but they might not see it that way. Call/email the program to ask for specifics.
 
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