Hello everyone like many of you I am in the process of applying to post-bacc programs. But I wanted to apply to Osteopathic ones does anybody know of any good Osteopathic post-baccs?? I found 3-4 such as...LECOM, PCOM, Midwestern, Nova (in FL) and UMDNJCOM....do anybody know of any other Osteopathic post-bacc programs....i tried looking but these were the only ones I found. these all offer a MS in Biomedical Sciences...inputs are welcome...Thanks.
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Osteopathic SMP/Post-bacc
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SMP - KCUMB, one year program, unoffical linkage to KCUMB, only in 2nd year of program.
If you want to go to an osteopathic school you don't have to do an "osteopathic post-bacc". Just get into the best SMP you can and apply from there.
If you want to go to an osteopathic school you don't have to do an "osteopathic post-bacc". Just get into the best SMP you can and apply from there.
I agree. Given that classes at first year allo and first year osteo are pretty much one and the same, SMPs should give you a significantly added advantage of both types of medical school.
Once this list accrues, I will add it to my SMP thread up above 🙂
Once this list accrues, I will add it to my SMP thread up above 🙂
hmm that makes sense...i guess an SMP/post-bacc are all the same whether done at a MD school or DO school....thanks guys
here is a random question....do Foreign medical schools also offer post-bacc programs???
here is a random question....do Foreign medical schools also offer post-bacc programs???
i was aware of one school (I forget whether it was ross or St. George) that had a "pre-med" program of some sort but I'd really stay away from caribbean if I were you ... there are plenty of programs here in the US that give you more options.
