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For the most part, your success at any DO school is mostly you doing the necessary stuff while your school tries to get in the way. I think rvu has done well mainly because their students were taking step 1. In a world where step 1 is p/f, this is less of an edge.I've been accepted into RVUCOM-CO and ACOM, and I want to attend RVU, but I just can't look past RVU's recent ownership by Medforth and their association with SGU. They are also trying to open a Montana campus too...who knows, they may even try to funnel SGU students at RVU rotation sites in the future and it may all just become a clusterf***. I understand they are more established and tend to "match well", but I feel like in the future, when it comes time to apply for residencies, these concerns may raise red flags or some PD's when they see graduates from RVU. But again, who knows what will happen down the line. Maybe in the past it would have been okay, but is it smart to invest in this school now when there are already this many concerns arising from the medical community? For these reasons and more, I am still undecided.
I’d just go where I’d like to live. From what I understand, Acom has decent clinical Ed for a DO school. So it might be better. But I promise no one is going to try to figure out if your DO school is better than another one.
Edit: unless you get into a state school or PCOM. Then go there.