Nope.mac_kin said:Just wondering if anyone is applying to other programs besides Med School.
For example, dental, physical therapy, optometry, chiro, law?
I don't intend to, but I think that anything other than the MD/DO route could be problematic because it demonstrates a vacillating or dubious dedication to a particular career. For example, why would you apply to a law school and a medicine school and claim that you are sure of your career? I don't mean this to be criticizing, but I don't think it's a good idea to apply to more than one profession. If one cannot choose between different professions, the best thing to do is to wait, get more experience and make a final decision. It's better to spend an extra year choosing your career than making a decision you might regret.mac_kin said:Just wondering if anyone is applying to other programs besides Med School.
For example, dental, physical therapy, optometry, chiro, law?
Tori's dad said:If you want to go med, and settle for something else, your going to end up some whiny optometrist lobbying for surgical rights.
hey what did you do your senior thesis on?Johnny_one_eye said:I understand what you all are saying, but what if you want to do a combined degree and want to make sure you're at least partially on your way this year? For example, what if you want to do an MD/JD, so you apply to some schools but also apply to a few law schools separately. This way if something flubs up, at least you're working on your law degree, right? Same with graduate schools I'd say if you're interestedin MD/PhD.
Well the title was (kinda long) "High-Throughput Substrate-Activity Screens and Mechanistic Studies with Nonribosomal Peptide Synthetases Using Large Molecule Mass Spectrometry"taylormade44 said:hey what did you do your senior thesis on?
i don't think so since they all use different application services.Will other schools (med schools) know if you applied to other professional schools (dental, pharm..) ?
i don't think so since they all use different application services.