MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine - Worth it for OOS?

[Trollest]

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Seriously i dont know why i added this school to my list. I know i will sell my soul to become a physicain, but a 80k per year tuition is OUTRAGEOUS!

So send a secondary or not?

 

[814965]

Seriously i dont know why i added this school to my list. I know i will sell my soul to become a physicain, but a 80k per year tuition is OUTRAGEOUS!

So send a secondary or not?

Unless you have some extensive connection to Michigan, probably not.

 

[Kathudoo]

One of my letter writers has deep connections here and advised me to apply. I'm hoping they come through since she's an alumni

Like the previous person said, if you have other options, take them. But it's better to be safe than sorry. Apply here and if it's the only school you get into (hopefully not so you have some variety) you won't have any what ifs

 

[deleted831695]

Seriously i dont know why i added this school to my list. I know i will sell my soul to become a physicain, but a 80k per year tuition is OUTRAGEOUS!

So send a secondary or not?

Can't be happy enough that MSU was in my state. I don't think I'd have applied if I was OOS though.

 

[grapefruit17]

Msu is prob awesome but I would never pay 80k a year for any med school.

 

[bigindian4891]

Cost of attending was important to me, I nixed it.

 

[MADD!!!]

Just keep your options open for now unless you're on a budget for apps.

 

[workaholic181]

I applied OOS. It's gonna be 145$ which isn't nothing but at the end of the day, it's a great medical program that does accept OOS students. If you have good stats I think it is worthwhile.

EDIT: Caveat being I'm applying to HPSP and seriously considering this route so the debt isn't terrifying right now.

 

[allantois]