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DO vs MD vs Carib
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Maybe the search bar should take up half of the page so people can see it better.
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deleted674251
Note to everybody: :troll:
On the off chance that you are legitimately asking, the search bar is your friend.
Here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/before-starting-a-thread-about-md-vs-do.1181772/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do.1181719/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do-threads.133066/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/search/25258591/?q=do+md&o=relevance
On the off chance that you are legitimately asking, the search bar is your friend.
Here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/before-starting-a-thread-about-md-vs-do.1181772/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do.1181719/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do-threads.133066/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/search/25258591/?q=do+md&o=relevance
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Note to everybody: :troll:
On the off chance that you are legitimately asking, the search bar is your friend.
Here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/before-starting-a-thread-about-md-vs-do.1181772/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do.1181719/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/md-vs-do-threads.133066/
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/search/25258591/?q=do+md&o=relevance
Sorry, I'm new, thanks.
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deleted674251
Sorry, I'm new, thanks.
Not a problem. Let me know if you have any other questions.
if u get into MD ----> go MD
if u only get into DO ----> go DO
if u only get into Carrib -----> go to law school
if u only get into DO ----> go DO
if u only get into Carrib -----> go to law school
uh oh... here we go againnn lolz
Lol GTFOI keep hearing that DO's are second rate doctors, and that caribs can't get residencies but I see plenty of Carib MD's working, can someone tell me the truth please, the pros and cons of each. Thank you in advance.
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AnatomyGrey12
The fact that the OP didn't respond in a troll manner to the first couple posts makes me actually think they just actually don't know and didn't know (want?) to use the search function. For once I will give them the benefit of a doubt and bite:
You see Carib docs because 10+ years ago it was a very viable option. Now you will have about a 25-40 % chance of matching, which is absolutely brutal. As a DO you might not get a coveted Harvard NS spot but you will be a doc at the end.
For any more detail use the search function
You see Carib docs because 10+ years ago it was a very viable option. Now you will have about a 25-40 % chance of matching, which is absolutely brutal. As a DO you might not get a coveted Harvard NS spot but you will be a doc at the end.
For any more detail use the search function
And you're a "second rate" doc. Lol what a joke OP is.The fact that the OP didn't respond in a troll manner to the first couple posts makes me actually think they just actually don't know and didn't know (want?) to use the search function. For once I will give them the benefit of a doubt and bite:
You see Carib docs because 10+ years ago it was a very viable option. Now you will have about a 25-40 % chance of matching, which is absolutely brutal. As a DO you might not get a coveted Harvard NS spot but you will be a doc at the end.
For any more detail use the search function
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Closing due to the extremely tired nature of the inquiry.
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