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Combined BS/DO programs
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I know that TCOM has this program. I don't know about the other ones.
I applied to the 7-year B.S./D.O. programs through SUNY New Paltz and NYIT (one of them is through NYCOM). I got into both, but decided to do it on my own.
COMP just started a program (or it existed for a while?) that I read about ... with a couple of schools... pretty much 7 year BS/DO program but the first 3 years are not on campus since we only have Grad level programs.
I seem to remember something about UMDNJ having a program like that...although it may be NYCOM I'm thinking of for some reason...anatomy and physio has left me more fried that usual.
I do know MSU has a med scholars program that is unlinked between a BS/BA and a DO degree. From what I understand, it's the full 8 yrs as you complete your bachelors and then apply to COM. I know it's refered to on our website (http://www.com.msu.edu/) Please go there and get the facts. Iserson's pre-med book was helpful when I applied and I think it pointed out those programs.
I hope this helps in some way. 👍 Off to get more physio under my belt before I begin to fall behind. Best of luck!!
I do know MSU has a med scholars program that is unlinked between a BS/BA and a DO degree. From what I understand, it's the full 8 yrs as you complete your bachelors and then apply to COM. I know it's refered to on our website (http://www.com.msu.edu/) Please go there and get the facts. Iserson's pre-med book was helpful when I applied and I think it pointed out those programs.
I hope this helps in some way. 👍 Off to get more physio under my belt before I begin to fall behind. Best of luck!!
NYCOM has a BS/DO program.
7 year program:
3 years of undergrad and then the first year of med school gives you a BS.
The final 3 years of med school gives you the DO.
7 year program:
3 years of undergrad and then the first year of med school gives you a BS.
The final 3 years of med school gives you the DO.
Dr Trek 1 said:
UNECOM has this as well, with the BS being through the Univeristy of MAine, the University of New England, and Utica College. Below is a link that should take you there.
http://www.une.edu/com/admissions/programs.asp
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