Best DO school for Clinical years

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I don't have a clue about MSU.

I would say the older schools are bound to be on the list because they have had a lot of time to organize and establish good connections with clinical sites.
 
Yeah MSU. Ohio as well. Just because many of the DO residencies are in those locations. However at DMU we have tons of rotation sites in Ohio and Michigan. Older schools are generally a good choice.
 
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Best DO school? The one I matriculate at. I'll let you know in a few months, hopefully.
 
the older schools and the state schools definitely have the most solid/stable rotation sites.
 
when i was on the interview trail it seemed like NYCOM and PCOM had the largest and greatest diversity in their clinical rotation sites. my school, lecom, has a large number of sites, however most of these are not large training institutions. it is debatable which is better.... smaller sites tend to have more 1-1 interaction with faculty, while larger site have more pathology but less interaction with faculty / more competition for procedures with residents.
 
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