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I know you're able to break it, but how much does it exactly cost?
It changes year to year, but generally it's about the same as a year's tuition.I know you're able to break it, but how much does it exactly cost?
It changes year to year, but generally it's about the same as a year's tuition.
Edit: Also, if you go the HPSP route, you would do your military obligation first, then you would have to return to Ohio to fulfill your OOS contract obligation.
I don't know the exact number, but when I spoke to someone there when I considered applying, he said it was about a year's tuition. For some reason, the number 50k sticks out in my head, but I'm not 100%.So 20 to 40k?
Serenade, did you get in? If so, stats? and are you in-state?I know you're able to break it, but how much does it exactly cost?
Serenade, did you get in? If so, stats? and are you in-state?
Oh...lol. How has your app cycle gone?No, I never applied. I was simply curious lol.
Oh...lol. How has your app cycle gone?
Where did you end up applying? iirc you didn't apply to ACOM WVSOM KYCOM LMU or LECOM-E. I can understand leaving LUCOM off but these were ok choices...I bet you would have been accepted or at least sitting on more waitlists if you added theseCould have been better. I honestly should have gone with my gut feeling and done an MS or worked for a year before applying. Every single interview I went to had people who either have advanced degrees or military. I'm just a normal living guy who wants to do what he loves for the rest of his life. That unfortunately is the wrong answer.
That was your mistake... Every question they asked me during the interview, I tried to incorporate primary care into my answers and it worked... I am interested in psych, but I heard it can be considered as primary care. Therefore, I did not lie.Could have been better. I honestly should have gone with my gut feeling and done an MS or worked for a year before applying. Every single interview I went to had people who either have advanced degrees or military. I'm just a normal living guy who wants to do what he loves for the rest of his life. That unfortunately is the wrong answer.
That was your mistake... Every question they asked me during the interview, I tried to incorporate primary care into my answers and it worked... I am interested in psych, but I heard it can be considered as primary care. Therefore, I did not lie.
Where did you end up applying? iirc you didn't apply to ACOM WVSOM KYCOM LMU or LECOM-E. I can understand leaving LUCOM off but these were ok choices...I bet you would have been accepted or at least sitting on more waitlists if you added these
Could have been better. I honestly should have gone with my gut feeling and done an MS or worked for a year before applying. Every single interview I went to had people who either have advanced degrees or military. I'm just a normal living guy who wants to do what he loves for the rest of his life. That unfortunately is the wrong answer.
Im surprise you did not get in. However, did you not apply to ANY lower tier schools?
I wouldn't blame it on the lack of MS work or military.
Also, the lack of a DO letter doesnt help a ton.
DO you feel the interviews went well?
Where did you end up applying? iirc you didn't apply to ACOM WVSOM KYCOM LMU or LECOM-E. I can understand leaving LUCOM off but these were ok choices...I bet you would have been accepted or at least sitting on more waitlists if you added these
Agree, your lack of military or masters isn't your issue, it's that you're too selective. You didn't have the wrong answer; you didn't allow yourself to say it in front of the right people. If you are serious about 2015 odds you may have to get out of your zone and apply to places not on the top of your list. You put yourself in a pretty slim geographic zone if you'll cut out humidity and frequent snow...
Best to you in 2015.