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Ccom?
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no, no, no, and I have heard good things about it. I believe it is one of the more "established" schools...but that doesn't necessarily make it better I guess.NRAI2001 said:Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine of Midwestern University
Any body attending, seen, inteviewed at, or heard anything about this school?
Stay tuned for more very informative posts!
I interviewed at, was accepted, and plan to attend CCOM. I also interviewed at KCOM - both are sweet schools. I chose CCOM b/c it is a little closer to home. CCOM is located in suburban Chicago and the facilities are all quite new. I know a few people who are currently M1's and they truly love it. I guess a deterant might be tests on Mondays and Fridays at 730 a.m. as it does cut into one's drinking schedule. The match list for CCOM 2005 is quite impressive however, and 96% of those taking COMLEX I pass their first time. If you have any other questions shoot me a p.m.
Bill Bake
Bill Bake
NRAI2001 said:Do they have their own hospital? Does it also have an undergrad or any other schools (dental, pharm,...etc)?
You do your rotations at a number of Chicagoland hospitals (e.g. Cook County)
bbake87 said:I interviewed at, was accepted, and plan to attend CCOM. I also interviewed at KCOM - both are sweet schools. I chose CCOM b/c it is a little closer to home. CCOM is located in suburban Chicago and the facilities are all quite new. I know a few people who are currently M1's and they truly love it. I guess a deterant might be tests on Mondays and Fridays at 730 a.m. as it does cut into one's drinking schedule. The match list for CCOM 2005 is quite impressive however, and 96% of those taking COMLEX I pass their first time. If you have any other questions shoot me a p.m.
Bill Bake
Cool 👍
MaloCCOM said:Check out my blog to see what the rotations are like. They are phenomenal. You couldn't ask for a better education or a better experience!
Is that bc CCOM is so great, or just the chicago hospitals in general?
Is there a link to ur blog?