Help with Osteopathic School List

[mk2015]

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[adrian710]

Add CCOM and Touro-NY. I'm a city lover.

 

[Grace184]

With those stats, you could pick anywhere. That work in Appalachia will do you great too- many DOs have "requirements" of commitment to rural/underserved populations.

Stay away from regional/IS bias- Rowan, UNECOM, PCOM GA, some of the westerns, off the top of my head

 

[LuluMed]

you should be good for any DO school that you would like to apply to! PA is so close to RowanSOM that I would consider adding it even though you are OOS. If you're looking to stay on the east coast NSU is a great DO school - and you have the benefit of the warm weather. NYIT is also worth looking at if you wanna stay in the NE.

I agree with adding CCOM too - great school with a solid history for teaching good physicians

 

[Grace184]

It's true, Rowan accepts about 12% OOS (albeit we Pennsylvanians being neighbors has nothing to do with it and are given no preference over Californians)- do consider OOS tuition is 60k per year though.

 

[mk2015]

Thanks for the replies and advice. I have close ties to the northeast, but don't really have anything preventing me from going elsewhere. I'm probably going to add CCOM, NSU, and possibly Rowan. I also added Western U (CA) without convincing reason.

 

[Grace184]

I forgot about VCOM- they have campuses in Virginia, Carolinas and auburn

Also LECOM Bradenton if you got nothing holding you up here- they do PBL style though, so you have to be okay with that