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More recent match lists are on the last few pages, including UMDNJ
More recent match lists are on the last few pages, including UMDNJ
I was checking out Western U/COMP's list and noticed that a column states "Title" and under it each residency is classified as either "AOA" or just blank. Does AOA title indicate that it's a DO run residency (meaning you don't need to take the USMLE) while blank ones indicate an MD residency (meaning USMLE is neede)?
I was checking out Western U/COMP's list and noticed that a column states "Title" and under it each residency is classified as either "AOA" or just blank. Does AOA title indicate that it's a DO run residency (meaning you don't need to take the USMLE) while blank ones indicate an MD residency (meaning USMLE is neede)?
It's not that simple. The COMLEX is gaining more recognition, so DOs can often times match into moderately competitive MD residencies without having taken the USMLE.
I would plan on taking the USMLE if you are applying for allopathic programs. I have had correspondence with allopathic institutions and programs that have notified me that they do consider "COMPLEX" scores. That right there tells me that I should try to provide them with an exam score they are familiar with.
I would plan on taking the USMLE if you are applying for allopathic programs. I have had correspondence with allopathic institutions and programs that have notified me that they do consider "COMPLEX" scores. That right there tells me that I should try to provide them with an exam score they are familiar with.
Grr Carol Fox lied to me 🙁