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[learner01]

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In Poland and the United States.

nice, although I didt see any reference in the Atlantic program to a clinical years in US!

 

[Mad Jack]

nice, although I didt see any reference in the Atlantic program to a clinical years in US!

In that program, clinical years are spent in Ireland with some aways in the US during fourth year.

 

[learner01]

In that program, clinical years are spent in Ireland with some aways in the US during fourth year.

thanks for clarifying.

 

[Mad Jack]

thanks for clarifying.

ValueMD or the International Forums (SDN) would have more info if you need it!

 

[Bonferroni Correction]

lmao calm down there buddy. I'm just talking mess on an internet forum over here. That is possibly the most impressive strawman I've seen in months

Considering I've taken both the mcat and the lsat, I personally feel the lsat was a much easier exam. Sorry I didn't do a double blind study on it though.

Next internet forum post i'll make sure to remember to do one so bonferroni correction won't tell me i'm going to be a bad doctor

Nice. I always respect a response that looks like something I would write. I think my tone came off far more serious than it should have... there's no font for a hint of sarcasm. I'm sure you'll make a fine doctor. Or lawyer.

 

[814965]

It is in a place with a fully functional government, where most of the graduates are expected to practice in the nation in which the school operates, so that there is an incentive to ensure quality of the school via meaningful regulation?

Would going there make it easy to immigrate to Australia?

 

[Promethean]

Would going there make it easy to immigrate to Australia?

That is between you and the Austrailian immigration authorities. If you are interested enough to ask, you should probably go to directly to the primary source for the most accurate info.

 

[LutGholein]

I wish more people knew that harvard law school has a 15.5 percent acceptance rate and my "crappy DO school" has a 6 percent acceptance rate but i digress

Actually....the most recent Harvard Law School acceptance rate is currently 16.5%--but I digress, yeah it's hard to get into ANY U.S school.

"OP have you considered podiatry?"
-NYCPM

DPM might be worthwhile idea.

 

[benjamin94559]

all that tells me is that its much easier to get in the 95+ percentile on the LSAT than it is to get 95+ percentile on the MCAT. The accepted MCAT average to harvard med is probably around 97 percentile, but their acceptance rate is like 3 percent. thats because even though they get a ton of applicants, only 3 percent have the mcat for it.
16 percent of applicants have the lsat to get into harvard. That means its easier.

HLS also has like an incoming class size of like 400. I think its comperable to like the rest of the top 5 law school class sizes combined.