I think that we stress the strengths of osteopathy. Because we are KCOM's first offspring, meaning the second oldest school, we are very heavily into OMT. However that doesn't mean that we don't prepare you to be a good clinician. We stress more on how you can incorporate OMT into your practice in modern day and how you can use these as practical modicums of care. Our research department is up and coming and looks to be exciting. If you are secretly asking if we shove the edicts of osteopathy down your throat, I would say that all students don't feel that DMU does this. We have a lot of free thinkers here that are ready to shape osteopathy according to a new generation, like many other schools; however we feel that OMM is very valuable and should still be utilized by every DO.
If you want to know more specifics, you should do a search because this has already been discussed.
Some high points of why I chose this school over others:
--didactic, systems based training
--technology
--OMT department
--friendly staff and professors
--location and cost of living
--ability to get a good rotation of which they help you set it up
--good and varied residency placement
--opportunity to get my masters at the same time (MHA/MPH)
