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[Goro]

I think that is worth a shot to apply,. You definitely do not need to retake the MCAT

 

[Goro]

You're going to need to articulate why medicine, as opposed to pa.

 

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[Mr.Smile12]

Read Three-Year Medical School? All About Accelerated Medical School Programs - SDN , specifically the Accelerated Physician Assistant Pathway.

 

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[Goro]

Thank you!

Does the likelihood of OOS admissions increase when applying to Consortium of Accelerated Medical Pathway Programs (CAMPP)?

Are any of the US schools realistic with current app? If so, that'd be amazing.

1. New York University School of Medicine
2. McMaster University (Canadian)
3. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine
4. Mercer University School of Medicine
5. University of California Davis
6. Medical College of Wisconsin
7. University of Louisville
8. Penn State College of Medicine
9. Duke University School of Medicine
10. Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
11. The Ohio State University College of Medicine
12. University of Kentucky School of Medicine
13. Medical University of South Carolina
14. University of North Carolina School of Medicine
15. Stony Brook University School of Medicine
16. Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine
17. Meharry Medical College
18. NYU-Long Island School of Medicine
19. Virginia Commonwealth University
20. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
21. University of Tennessee
22. Wayne State University
23. Rush Medical College
24. University of Arkansas Northwest
25. Medical College of Georgia
26. Wright State University Boonshoft SOM
27. University of Massachusetts
28. University of Wisconsin Madison
29. University of Miami Miller SOM

See the bolded. These schools so heavily favor instate residents that you're just be making donations. They don't need the money

 

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[Mr.Smile12]

Does the likelihood of OOS admissions increase when applying to Consortium of Accelerated Medical Pathway Programs (CAMPP)?

As mentioned in the article, you get into these tracks after admission so you still have to pay attention to the IS/OOS preferences of the schools. That's why reaching out, especially prior to applying, is important. That said, being URM may help you so you must check with the schools in advance. Also potential to bringing in your own money with NHSC or HPSP can also help your cause in general.

Again, I get your preferences, but that LECOM APAP is designed for an applicant like you and could save you the deferred years of taking the additional courses you are considering. Find out if this is really something you want to do.

 

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[gyngyn]

McMaster matriculated no internationals.

 

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[gyngyn]

That list was just from the posted article concerning accelerated pathways. No intention of leaving the US.

I don't see this as the list for you.
In addition to your state publics, you need to identify a sufficient number of OOS schools with a commitment to the communities that you have served.
If you speak Spanish, be sure to apply to schools with a population that needs this. Remember, there are three schools in Puerto Rico that accept mainlanders.
The MSAR will help you come up with a targeted list.
Those fancy post-bacs in option two are counter-productive in your case.

You have a fine MCAT. If you plan on applying to schools that still have re-requisites, take them at the cheapest place possible (and get A's).

 

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