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do all D.O schools require a BS/BA?
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No. You have to check with each school on their policy.
you have to have a college degree
DrMikeyLu said:you have to have a college degree
some dont, for example, unecom only requires 3 years of undergrad completed.
dr.z said:No. You have to check with each school on their policy.
Correct. Go to http://www.do-online.osteotech.org/index.cfm?PageID=sir_college and look at each school of interest to see what their requirements are. Several in Texas only require 90 undergraduate hours.
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i think thats messed up...o well
DrMikeyLu said:i think thats messed up...o well
Not all allopathic schools require degree either.
are yall talking about the medical programs..where highschool students are accepted into a program that is affiliated with a university..and they complete 3 or 4 years of undergrad..and immediately gain acceptance to a medical school without MCATS...because IMO thats ok....
Yes, some will say the minimum needed is 90 credits, however, most will strongly advise expect to complete a Bachelors before matriculation. I think it would put an applicant at a great disadvantage. Sure you hear of a handful getting in without a degree, but they are in the minority.