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I'm wondering, what if everyone who was rejected from Allo schools with above 30 MCAT's applied to DO and got in, raised THAT bar, would the stigma still exist? People argue endlessly and use the MCAT as their basis, but that doesn't speak the truth about the applicants. It does say something else entirely, where the **** did those that were rejected from allo school go if they wanted to become a doctor so badly? Remember, not everyone with a 30+ mcat got into Allo School. And they sure as hell didn't apply DO.
Why don't we put all those applicants into the DO pool (hypothetically) and see the mcat bar raised up; now what?
Thank you. If anything, it proves the determination of applicants in DO school in becoming physicians. 👍
I scored a 36 on my MCAT, going DO