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Not that this is supposed to be a regular thing, but I hear this from my reliable sources:
The entering class of 2000 will have over 300 first-year students, not 260 as previously posted. 300 first-years in addition to over 50 APEPs (those foreign MDs who want to be DOs).
Also NYCOM plans on building a new study center with a gymnasium attached to it. I don't think they do all that much thinking out there, but having a gym attached to a place for studying may be a bit distracting.
Good luck to you prospective NYCOM students!
Tim of New York City.
[This message has been edited by turtleboard (edited 12-29-1999).]
The entering class of 2000 will have over 300 first-year students, not 260 as previously posted. 300 first-years in addition to over 50 APEPs (those foreign MDs who want to be DOs).
Also NYCOM plans on building a new study center with a gymnasium attached to it. I don't think they do all that much thinking out there, but having a gym attached to a place for studying may be a bit distracting.
Good luck to you prospective NYCOM students!
Tim of New York City.
[This message has been edited by turtleboard (edited 12-29-1999).]
