I am missing the behavioral sciences prerequisite only for MSUCOM. Does anyone know by what date those prerequisite need to be done if starting at MSUCOM this year?
I am missing the behavioral sciences prerequisite only for MSUCOM. Does anyone know by what date those prerequisite need to be done if starting at MSUCOM this year?
I am missing the behavioral sciences prerequisite only for MSUCOM. Does anyone know by what date those prerequisite need to be done if starting at MSUCOM this year?
So the DO-PHD program starts medical school next year, Class of 2017. So, I just gave up my spot for this year's class of 2016 for someone else. I just sent the email to the director of admissions.Congrats!! I'm still waiting to hear back...mind sharing your stats? I'm currently on the "high-priority" waiting list
I'll be old. That's for sure. But I think it is worth it, if I don't think about it too much. hahaah.same here--that would get me out of residency at about 46--if all went well.
So the DO-PHD program starts medical school next year, Class of 2017. So, I just gave up my spot for this year's class of 2016 for someone else. I just sent the email to the director of admissions.
So there is another spot for someone! Maybe you. Good luck.
So the DO-PHD program starts medical school next year, Class of 2017. So, I just gave up my spot for this year's class of 2016 for someone else. I just sent the email to the director of admissions.
So there is another spot for someone! Maybe you. Good luck.
How long is that DO/PhD program? I thought it was like 7 years right? I would not make it through that alive! But congrats and good luck!
I did, but MCAT too low. Yes, it will take nearly a decade.7 years if you are lucky. 8-9 years is more realistic nowadays.
dazzle42, congrats on your acceptance. Did you apply to MSU-CHM as well?
I did, but MCAT too low. Yes, it will take nearly a decade.
Hey, at least one of my doctorate degrees will be real!Love your dedication.
Hey, at least one of my doctorate degrees will be real!
Hey guys,
So I got accepted into MSUCOM and I'm deferring for a year.
I can complete my bachelors degree this summer (I have to take 3 classes). I was wondering, do I have to graduate with a bachelors degree in order to stay in medical school? Also, would this affect my residency?
I'm having money issues right now, so I was wondering if I can just not take those classes and not graduate.
*comlex
Sorry, force of habit It'll take me a while to get the P out.*comlex
It's on the new student web page. Classes start June 18th and orientation is June 13-15.
I'll let you decide !Which degree is that?
does MSUCOM use a lecture base system or a mixture?
Does anyone know if they stream lectures? podcast etc. of the class lecture?
Does anyone know if courses taken after graduating from college and before entering medical school are calculated into any kind of average?
I've graduated and been accepted but need to take two courses to meet MSU's requirements, and get a grade of C or better.
But these classes aren't averaged into anything right? Come residency application, they are only interested in my pre-clinical science years at MSU, right?
does anyone know how well canadian's matched for MD residencies either in canada or in the states after finishing MSU DO? and how easy was it to stay in the US for their residencies for canadians?
YesI plan on submitting my primary in June but taking my MCAT some time in July. Will MSU still release the secondary to me with my MCAT scores "in progress"?
Not hopeless, but to be fair, a lot of people were complete long after you (I was complete mid December for example) and have already been accepted.I have been complete since August but haven't heard anything yet-- at this point, is it pretty much hopeless?
I have been complete since August but haven't heard anything yet-- at this point, is it pretty much hopeless?
does anyone know how well canadian's matched for MD residencies either in canada or in the states after finishing MSU DO? and how easy was it to stay in the US for their residencies for canadians?
Hey guys,
So I just got accepted to MSU. I was wondering if anyone had information on how MSU ranks in terms of matching their students into good residency programs.
Also, how does MSU do when compared to newer MD programs like University of Central Florida and Florida International University?
Please let me know. I would really appreciate it.
msucom has one of the better match lists for do schools due to the extensive residency programs in the state. There are an especially large amount of aoa surgery residencies there.
As for comparing them to the newer md schools...well, most will tell you that any md will offer you a better chance at competitive slots than a do school. While that may be true, it certainly doesn't rule you out from matching into great aoa programs (and possibly allopathic, as well) as a do. But at the end of the day, your education is going to be dependent on what you do with it. No specialty is going to be easy if you are lazy, and that's true whether you're enrolled at rvu or harvard.
Congrats on the acceptance! Msu is a great school.