Oldest coursework accepted ?!

[jimhawking]

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I took my last course in Dec 2020 when and I plan on applying May 2024, am I Screwed? I heard some schools want coursework to be within recent years and if so can you tell me which schools require it? are DO schools more lenient?
gpa is also 3.86 for undergrad.
Should I do a masters? also when should I do it? I am confused.


I have done MA research other nonclinical in my gap years

 

[PikminOC]

I took my last course in Dec 2020 when and I plan on applying May 2024, am I Screwed? I heard some schools want coursework to be within recent years and if so can you tell me which schools require it? are DO schools more lenient?
gpa is also 3.86 for undergrad.
Should I do a masters? also when should I do it? I am confused.


I have done MA research other nonclinical in my gap years

Would a post bacc be helpful?

 

[jimhawking]

Honestly dont know. My GPA is high. But I wouldnt know when to even start that as I take my MCAT january

 

[jimhawking]

@Goro Hi can you help, also any insight to DO schools?

 

[wysdoc]

2020 coursework is not too old.

 

[jimhawking]

2020 coursework is not too old.

Thanks for the insight, I found only a handful of md schools it would be an issue with. I couldnt find anything on DO schools outside of VCOM do you know where I can find this info for DO schools?

 

[Goro]

I took my last course in Dec 2020 when and I plan on applying May 2024, am I Screwed? I heard some schools want coursework to be within recent years and if so can you tell me which schools require it? are DO schools more lenient?
gpa is also 3.86 for undergrad.
Should I do a masters? also when should I do it? I am confused.


I have done MA research other nonclinical in my gap years

That will be fine!

 

[jimhawking]

That will be fine!

Thank you so much Goro you are the greatest of all time

 

[Mr.Smile12]

I heard some schools want coursework to be within recent years and if so can you tell me which schools require it? are DO schools more lenient?

It should not be too old, but as the saying goes, "trust but verify." Ask the schools as you never know when a new policy changes the answer.

 

[jimhawking]

It should not be too old, but as the saying goes, "trust but verify." Ask the schools as you never know when a new policy changes the answer.

Thank you just email them or call them?

 

[Goro]

Thank you just email them or call them?

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