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I am so excited! Got the email about the admitted student day. I look forward to meeting everyone
what day is it?
I am so excited! Got the email about the admitted student day. I look forward to meeting everyone
Saturday, February 18th.what day is it?
Unsure, but from what I understand we should def wait until class starts to decide if we actually want to buy any books.
I'm currently enrolled at OU and am taking immunolgy here. The instructor is pretty lenient with what text we use, that is my reasoning for asking.Don't buy any of the text books. For 1st and 2nd year classes just study the ppt lectures. Board prep is a different story.
I'm currently enrolled at OU and am taking immunolgy here. The instructor is pretty lenient with what text we use, that is my reasoning for asking.
I can't provide input, but I can tell you my reasoning for not pursuing a dual program.Hi everyone!
I was wanting some input from any students who have done the dual degree program (specifically MPH or MS). I'm interested in MPH because I'd like to study mental health issues in rural/underserved communities but I like how the MS allows for some of the classes to cross over into the DO curriculum and am interested/have conducted research before. Are there any students that can provide some input about their experiences?
Hi everyone!
I was wanting some input from any students who have done the dual degree program (specifically MPH or MS). I'm interested in MPH because I'd like to study mental health issues in rural/underserved communities but I like how the MS allows for some of the classes to cross over into the DO curriculum and am interested/have conducted research before. Are there any students that can provide some input about their experiences?
Sent the admissions office an email stating my intent last week. Hopefully I'll hear some good news soon!
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I'll have a few updates soon that I'll definitely be updating to the portal! Thanks for the advice!Awesome! Keep grindin, keep volunteering, keep making that app better and when you have significant updates keep letting admissions know. It's worth it when all the application stress is over.
Absolutely do not buy anything. They'll give you your white coat, scrubs and a diagnostic kit. All the textbooks and resources are online.I want to start buying some essential "stuff" here and there so I don't have to spend a big chunk at once. Is there anything that current students would say "Absolutely get" or "Absolutely do not get"
I am curious about this as well... hopefully soon. You might contact admissions?Does anyone have any idea when the Facebook page will be up? I'm from CA and hoping to find a roommate sooner rather than later lol.
I am curious about this as well... hopefully soon. You might contact admissions?
Unfortunately I am notJust emailed them a few minutes ago. Is there anyone on here that is looking for a roommate? Lol
Unfortunately I am not
You might search around for apartments. I bet you could find one that is cost similar to living with a roommate.
FYI: We now have mandatory dress code. Matching scrubs or Business professional. I know dress code matters a lot to some people so just a head up.
Are they trying to institute mandatory attendance?
I agree. However, everywhere I look on the website seems to point towards this...This would be stupid. I sure hope not!
FYI: We now have mandatory dress code. Matching scrubs or Business professional. I know dress code matters a lot to some people so just a head up.
Scrubs every day is my life. They are so comfortable. Are they trying to institute mandatory attendance? Also, what brought this on? Just curious.
Well, scrubs it is. I'm assuming business professional means a tie?
I think @DNC127 meant to say business casual. So slacks and a polo or button down.Isn't business professional a suit....?
I'm not sure they wouldn't institute mandatory attendance. There is already a lot of saltiness from faculty members about people not attending class, particularly one OMM professor who has way too much power unchecked. And even if there are "no mandatory lectures" we still have 10-16 hours of mandatory classes per week anyway. So fat load of good "no mandatory lectures" is doing us.No mandatory attendance and I doubt they ever would, and this was brought on by a repercussion of certain members of our class not being able to keep their chill during a class party. So basically, if you have unprofessional habits... kick them or suppress them so the rest of your class (or your career) doesn't have to pay the consequences.
As somebody who chose schools I applied to based off of 1. Football and 2. Dress code ... I am not stoked lol.
But, scrubs aren't bad, and OSU is ranked #7 in the pre-season poll so life will go on.
Really? Why do you think this is? What changed that you should be treated so poorly?I'm not sure they wouldn't institute mandatory attendance. There is already a lot of saltiness from faculty members about people not attending class, particularly one OMM professor who has way too much power unchecked. And even if there are "no mandatory lectures" we still have 10-16 hours of mandatory classes per week anyway. So fat load of good "no mandatory lectures" is doing us.
If I come off as bitter, it's because I am. We've been treated like dog$h!t since we came back from Christmas break.
1. A bunch of drunk idiots at a partyReally? Why do you think this is? What changed that you should be treated so poorly?
1. A bunch of drunk idiots at a party
2. Administration isn't intelligent and doesn't give a crap about us. Rash overreactions, group punishment, adding policies that inconvenience students, throwing crap at the wall and hoping it helps 2nd years pass boards while not addressing the root of the problem.
What other policies inconvenience students? And what did these drunks do???1. A bunch of drunk idiots at a party
2. Administration isn't intelligent and doesn't give a crap about us. Rash overreactions, group punishment, adding policies that inconvenience students, throwing crap at the wall and hoping it helps 2nd years pass boards while not addressing the root of the problem.
Was thinking the saaaame thing...Wow... maybe I should start hoping PCOM gives me an II....
Not me. This is and will remain my top choice. I am incredibly grateful to be going here and have heard far more good than bad. Still pumped!
Oh yeah, I've heard way more good than bad. I absolutely would still attend an interview if they offeredNot me. This is and will remain my top choice. I am incredibly grateful to be going here and have heard far more good than bad. Still pumped!
@AnatomyGrey12 @BoroPreMed92
Nah don't trip.
I honestly love this school, the only thing they have done that bugs me is the dress code because I am lazy and want to wear sweats everyday.
Admin is tripping about boards, but I know numerous 3rd and 4th years that SLAYED boards despite the curriculum. If you are a top student, you will get top scores no matter where you are at. Also the curriculum is lax so you can look for other opportunities to make yourself great. Example: I have led teams of residents in research projects, and have submitted 3 projects to journals top journals in their respective fields, I also have 6 more to be submitted by summer (6 of these 9 are first author) and I have only been in medical school 6 months.. I have just confirmed projects with faculty in our surgical subspecialties where I will lead a high up attending and a resident in projects this spring. You couldn't get that experience at most MD schools let alone DO schools. While doing all of this I have been doing board questions, having 2 date nights a week with my wife, and went to every home OSU football game and I thoroughly enjoy life (unlike all my friends at KCU and such getting hammered with their curriculums). I am convinced that OSU is giving me the opportunity to be the best DO residency applicant I could possibly be when the time comes, as well as allowing me to have other priorities like my wife, and thats what matters. I can deal with wearing scrubs in order to be at this school. Obviously you have to be able to grind for these outcomes, but if you have the drive you can make it happen at OSUCOM. And if you don't wanna be a super competitive applicant and just want a primary care spot then guess what? You can coast because OSU has more residency spots than people to fill them and they give preference to OSU students.
Y'all will be just fine.