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Hi, I am not yet pre-osteopathic but I want to be, I have not even started my post-bac yet, but I will. So here are my questions to all of you who have in fact done this-
I graduate this december with a B.A. and I have a semester and a summer to kill this winter/spring/summer before I start attending pre-med next fall.
I am either thinking HES of Tufts( it has linkage and joint to UNECOM 😎- I am 27) but Tufts is exclusive(which is yucky) so even with my GPA of 3.8 in Democracy and Cultural Pluralism it is far from definate-I really like Tufts program though, but I will have to take my GRE's because my highschool /SATS were less than impressive( probably would have helped if I cared then, during high shcool)...
anyhow
I am wondering if you all might be able to think of anything really handy and useful that I might do to prep myself better for this 8-9 year commitment to more school ahead of me??
I have taken no sciences- I can not take the core sciences because in general they must be taken at the post-bac program to be evaluated by the board.
I have taken Statistics 🙂
and I will take pre-calc and maybe a Neuropsychology class this semester while studying for the GRE's- So I am just wondering what else I might do, what if anything might be really beneficial for me to attempt in prep? Any specific type of volunteering?? Anything that would help me in regard to becoming an osteopath that I may not know?
Also I am considering Psychiatry after D.O.(considering) and wonder if any of you have any thoughts on that as well-
Oh and just so you know Osteopaths ROCK!!
and much luck to you all
P
I graduate this december with a B.A. and I have a semester and a summer to kill this winter/spring/summer before I start attending pre-med next fall.
I am either thinking HES of Tufts( it has linkage and joint to UNECOM 😎- I am 27) but Tufts is exclusive(which is yucky) so even with my GPA of 3.8 in Democracy and Cultural Pluralism it is far from definate-I really like Tufts program though, but I will have to take my GRE's because my highschool /SATS were less than impressive( probably would have helped if I cared then, during high shcool)...
anyhow
I am wondering if you all might be able to think of anything really handy and useful that I might do to prep myself better for this 8-9 year commitment to more school ahead of me??
I have taken no sciences- I can not take the core sciences because in general they must be taken at the post-bac program to be evaluated by the board.
I have taken Statistics 🙂
and I will take pre-calc and maybe a Neuropsychology class this semester while studying for the GRE's- So I am just wondering what else I might do, what if anything might be really beneficial for me to attempt in prep? Any specific type of volunteering?? Anything that would help me in regard to becoming an osteopath that I may not know?
Also I am considering Psychiatry after D.O.(considering) and wonder if any of you have any thoughts on that as well-
Oh and just so you know Osteopaths ROCK!!
and much luck to you all
P