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Is there any current podiatry students that entered school without a bachelors?
Yes, there are, though that's not really an advisable plan in most circumstances.Is there any current podiatry students that entered school without a bachelors?
You don't need one, dpm schools accept everyone that apply,
I remember a guy that he only spoke Russian and a girl that only spoke Korean they got accepted. They didn't last pass the first semester but they were in
There were even people in my class w political science an psychology majors
It's quite uncommon to graduate high school with 90 hours of college credit - you must have gone to a very unique school. Was it some sort of special program in conjunction with a college?Well damn, in that case I wish I would have applied right out of high school. What a waste of four years.
To clarify, MD/DO/DPM do not require a bachelors for admission. They are highly recommended but the requirement (last I saw) is 90 credit hours with 8 credits of biology, gen chem, organic chem, and physics.
It's quite uncommon to graduate high school with 90 hours of college credit - you must have gone to a very unique school. Was it some sort of special program in conjunction with a college?
Sorry, I hadn't noticed podiatrysurgery's comment as much so I didn't pick up on the sarcasm. I know there are supposed to be programs to help decrease the time needed for school, but 90 hours was more than I had heard of before!Pardon my sarcasm, I was just poking a little fun at the remark that podiatrysurgery made about it not mattering if you have a bachelors because DPM schools "accept everyone". sometimes its tough to send a sarcastic tone across the internet haha.
Sorry, I hadn't noticed it was in response to podiatrysurgery's comment so I didn't pick up on the sarcasm. I know there are supposed to be programs to help decrease the time needed for school, but 90 hours was more than I had heard of before!