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Does DO school screen for cars?
Started by rainingonsunday95
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You can find that information here. Many schools screen out subsections below 123.
121 CARS wouldnt do it for me, even with an invitation to interview
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121 CARS wouldnt do it for me, even with an invitation to interview
What about a 123 and 506 overall? I tried to message you so I didnt take over the thread but I couldn't. lol.
123 wouldn't tank your app, but i would look overall to see if if there were any other indicators you might struggle with pre clinical. Your success is our success and we dont want to throw you into the grinder of 1st yr if you arent ready. 121 is like 14 percentile . 123 is 33 percentile, so not great but with a decent total score. Good luck and best wishes!
Not mine!I got a 503 but 121 on cars. Just wondering if DO school screen for cars.
I moved to the US when I was 16 years old from China and did not speak English, and talked about overcoming the obstacle I faced as an immigrant on my ps. Do you think DO school care for that?Not mine!
Your conversational skills will be far more improtant.I moved to the US when I was 16 years old from China and did not speak English, and talked about overcoming the obstacle I faced as an immigrant on my ps. Do you think DO school care for that?
Mkif586
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Out of curiosity – what constitutes good conversational skills?Your conversational skills will be far more improtant.
The ability of you to understand the person you're talking to, and vice-versa. I suppose I should have written "communication skills". This is a required competency for medical students, and doctors.Out of curiosity – what constitutes good conversational skills?