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On the secondaries, such as Touro's, where they ask you to describe personal characteristics and life experiences you have had that would make you a good doctor, are you supposed to through in why you choose osteopathic medicine over allopathic medicine?? I don't know how to incorporate my reason for choosing osteopathic medicine in a question like this. Any advice??

 

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On the secondaries, such as Touro's, where they ask you to describe personal characteristics and life experiences you have had that would make you a good doctor, are you supposed to through in why you choose osteopathic medicine over allopathic medicine?? I don't know how to incorporate my reason for choosing osteopathic medicine in a question like this. Any advice??

I did not say anything about choosing osteopathic medicine over allopathic medicine. I think this is what most applicants believe they have to say to get a "message" across. IMHO, I would not say why I chose one over the other because I think this may be misinterpretted as one being better than the other.

Take a good look at the question or statement and just answer it. Then, go back and take another good hard look at your answer and see how that fits or parallels the philosophy of osteopathic medicine. Incorporate those and keep editing until you get a smooth, thorough, and concise essay.

That's just my quick $0.02. Good luck!