In the eyes of the admission's committee? Assuming both the quality of each letter are the same. Would that extra DO letter from another physician help?
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Do two DO LORs help more than one DO LOR?
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In the eyes of the admission's committee? Assuming both the quality of each letter are the same. Would that extra DO letter from another physician help?
No.
It will, in my experience. My DO colleagues love that sort of thing.
In the eyes of the admission's committee? Assuming both the quality of each letter are the same. Would that extra DO letter from another physician help?
Ugh welcome to ignore. Good luck in your application.
It will, in my experience. My DO colleagues love that sort of thing.
OP I would take this advice.
Absolutely multiple DO letters would be beneficial! This means you have experience with two separate DO's and a likely more diverse understanding of osteopathic medicine. This may actually separate you a bit from other applicants in areas where there aren't that many DO's practicing.