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I, personally, would say no, because I like the ideology behind osteopathic medicine and the approaches that osteopathic physicians take towards treatment. Asked at a D.O. interview, if you said yes, I would get the implication that you, as an interviewee, were just trying to get into the school with the best name and/or reputation and that you really didn't have a strong inclination towards practicing osteopathic medicine. Just my $0.02 though...
lol.
that sounds like a reasonable answer to this question.
goof balls. why would they make up random stuff?
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Friend of a friend, etc.
Did this person actually apply to Mayo? If so, then they might have a lot tougher time answering that question than I would. My answer would simply be that I only applied to the schools that I wanted to attend, and Mayo wasn't one of them. I'd put a pretty wrapper on it for an interview, of course. Man, I hope I don't get any questions like that.
hell yeah.
I hear they've got some fantastic financial aid (read: free money).
of course, the location leaves a lot to be desired. brrrr!
you could always learn OMT later 😛
