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hello:
i would appreciate if someone could give me feedback on few questions.
I looked through curriculum of many schools and it is evident that many top allopathic schools (Cornell, UChicago, Albert Einstein and many others) finish their second year april-may, in contrast to osteopathic schools, students of which have about only 2 weeks to prepare for the boards. Does not it contribute to higher boards score of allopathic schools?
I will be attending most likely CCOM where students are given only 2 weeks to prepare for boards. That is a bit competetive because I will be competeing with students who have almost 2 months to study. (I plan to take USMLE)
Would you please give me your opinion whether DO SChools prepare a student well for boards? I know it is much up to a student but curriculum does matter.
Also, if any of you are attending CCOM, would you please provide the passing rate on COMPLEX and if possible for USMLE as well or give me your personal experience.
Thank you so much!
i would appreciate if someone could give me feedback on few questions.
I looked through curriculum of many schools and it is evident that many top allopathic schools (Cornell, UChicago, Albert Einstein and many others) finish their second year april-may, in contrast to osteopathic schools, students of which have about only 2 weeks to prepare for the boards. Does not it contribute to higher boards score of allopathic schools?
I will be attending most likely CCOM where students are given only 2 weeks to prepare for boards. That is a bit competetive because I will be competeing with students who have almost 2 months to study. (I plan to take USMLE)
Would you please give me your opinion whether DO SChools prepare a student well for boards? I know it is much up to a student but curriculum does matter.
Also, if any of you are attending CCOM, would you please provide the passing rate on COMPLEX and if possible for USMLE as well or give me your personal experience.
Thank you so much!