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I can't find any information on PCOM-GA, though I would absolutely love to go there. Any help?
MacGyver said:This is getting ridiculous. How many new schools have been opened the last 20 years? Its at least 10, and now with these new schools its going to be around 15 or so.
I guess there might be a need of DO's or even more generally - doctors in America. I see nothing wrong with more DO schools. They're a great complement to MD's. I mean I don't see that much of a difference between the two and to be honest, wouldn't you rather have DO's than a caribbean MD? I sure would.
Here you go fellas. This is some info I saw on PCOM-GA. If you click on the link and then scroll down to where it says teh Journey begins it talks about the new school. They are still in the process it seems, so it may be a while before it actually opens up.
http://www.pcom.edu/Alumni_Relation...tunities/Five_Point_Plan/five_point_plan.html
http://www.pcom.edu/Alumni_Relation...tunities/Five_Point_Plan/five_point_plan.html
The email we got at school said that the PCOM branch campus was going to open in Aug 2005. It is being opened in conjunction with the Osteopathic Institute of the South. From what I hear it is probably going to be up in the northern burbs' somewhere in Gwinnett. I thought about deferring to be able start off there and be able to go to GT's home games this fall. Best time of the year to be in the A-T-L.