Can someone please tell me or come up with a link that includes all DO schools in the country, their average GPA, MCAT score, and possibly even what LOR's they require?
Thanks guys!
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Osteopathic School List & Their Average Stats
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One school did. UC Davis was once a DO school then turned into MD
Yes, Google is your friend. But luckily, so am I.
I actually posted this a few hours ago in response to another thread.
Go here: http://www.aacom.org/resources/bookstore/cib/Pages/default.aspx
Click on: Download the 2015 Osteopathic Medical College Information Book
I actually posted this a few hours ago in response to another thread.
Go here: http://www.aacom.org/resources/bookstore/cib/Pages/default.aspx
Click on: Download the 2015 Osteopathic Medical College Information Book
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hPjZH_JTJswXIyiYCNnkF5hR0Iyf4Upb1Gz_L2cklbk/edit#gid=0
Also, I don't believe the CIB provides the stats for each school.
Also, I don't believe the CIB provides the stats for each school.
^That's a link that i found somewhere else on sdn (a while ago). Thanks to whomever shared it.
I'm applying next summer (year 2016). Should I still use this as a reference?
I wouldn't know the exact answer to this...
But, I would assume not much would change in a year as far as academic requirements, other than the possibility of tuition being slightly higher.
With that said, you might stay on top of it, because some schools are now starting to require Biochemistry.
But, I would assume not much would change in a year as far as academic requirements, other than the possibility of tuition being slightly higher.
With that said, you might stay on top of it, because some schools are now starting to require Biochemistry.
Taking BioChem now so that's not a problem
wow, your level of empathy and helpfulness will surely help you as a physician
I think it's more that the information the OP is seeking is readily available online and has been the subject of dozens of threads in this forums each cycle. A modicum of effort would have yielded the information he was seeking.
here is the most up to date list of averages I have compiled. Keep in mind that plenty of people below the averages get in.
Touro-NY: ?/30.8
Touro-Ca: 3.47/3.40/30.1
CCOM: 3.60/3.55/29.4
RVU: 3.60/3.57/28.33
DMU: 3.68/3.68/28.2
RowanSOM: 3.63/3.55/28
NYITCOM: 3.6/28
UNTHSC-TCOM: 3.59/3.51/28
COMP: 3.56/3.51/28
COMP-NW: 3.55/3.49/28
AZCOM: 3.51/3.44/28
LECOM-B: 3.50/3.40/28
UNECOM: 3.5+/28
NSU: 3.49/3.40/28
PCOM: 3.46/3.37/28 (2016)
TUNCOM: ?/28
MSUCOM: 3.57/27.57
OU-HCOM: 3.65/3.61/27.42
KCOM: 3.56/3.47/27
LECOM-E/SH: 3.48/3.35/27
ATSU-SOMA: 3.42/3.32/27 (2016)
PCOM-Ga: ?/27 (2015)
MUCOM: 3.57/3.49/26.28
OSU-COM: 3.61/3.54/26
KCUMB: 3.60/3.53/26
CUSOM: 3.55/3.23/26
WCU: 3.5/3.4/26
ACOM: 3.4/26
LMU: ?/26
PNWU: 3.40/3.31/25.76
VCOM-CC: 3.61/3.55/25 (2015)
VCOM-VC: 3.59/3.52/25 (2015)
WVSOM: 3.4/3.4/25
KYCOM: 3.5/3.4/24
This is great!
Did you compile this based on information from SDN or from school-specific websites?
a combination of websites and getting in touch with admissions offices
Reaching.
OP is presumably a hopeful med school applicant and one would hope they'd put in a little more effort before making a thread, as is customary.
For some reason people love looking at a list of stats.
Go to a school that you like and don't fall for the fluff.
Those numbers don't tell the whole story.
Go to a school that you like and don't fall for the fluff.
Those numbers don't tell the whole story.
your tone has changed...didn't you use to be more pessimistic ?
