Pass Fail DO Schools

[RLT8001]

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Can we start a list of true pass/fail DO schools? I found the AACOM spreadsheet but it's been very inaccurate so far. I'll think a school is P/F then at their interview find out they're not.

NYITCOM said they are P/F 70%

 

[theLastprocrastination]

not KCOM

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

I'm not sure any of the DO schools are a true P/F. The closest thing I've seen is H/P/F, but don't remember which school it was

 

[Johnny Appleseed]

I could be wrong, but I think every school still has to rank their students. My school is pass/fail meaning you need a 70% to pass the class. We are not given A B C D F, instead every point we earn goes towards our total points earned. That effectively becomes our GPA. So even though we are a pass/fail school how well we do in each class still matters because it changes our rank. In fact every point is more critical in our system because someone with a B at 84% is ranked lower than someone with a B at 85%. With how competitive med school is 1% could drop you 15 rank spots and gaining 1% could raise you 30 spots.

I don't think any school just gives a P and F and ignores percentage/points because they have to rank you. I'm guessing on this though I could be wrong.

 

[Osminog]

NYITCOM said they are P/F 70%

Actually, NYITCOM is HP/P/F.

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

I don't think any school just gives a P and F and ignores percentage/points because they have to rank you. I'm guessing on this though I could be wrong.

No DO school, but there are MD schools that do this.

 

[Johnny Appleseed]

No DO school, but there are MD schools that do this.

Interesting. Then they don’t do a class rank?


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[AnatomyGrey12]

Interesting. Then they don’t do a class rank?


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Nope, they are true P/F

 

[MADD!!!]

WesternU is H/P/F

PCOM is just numbers. Ex.85. On our transcripts it literally just writes our raw percentile

 

[crazymedguy123]

Was at the NSUCOM interview last week and according to them they may switch to a P/F system next year. They did not elaborate on a rankings system, however

 

[pb_kines]

RVU is P/F, cutoff at 70%. You can honor at 90% and higher.
But you do get a private ranking.

 

[Isoval]

TCOM is H/P/F; 78 is pass and honors is 91 or top 15%, whichever is lower.

 

[AlbinoHawk DO]

I'm not sure any of the DO schools are a true P/F. The closest thing I've seen is H/P/F, but don't remember which school it was

This is Western. H is 90% and P is 70%. This changes during clinical years when they add High Pass into the mix. It's ridiculous.

 

[Scrubb]

This is Western. H is 90% and P is 70%. This changes during clinical years when they add High Pass into the mix. It's ridiculous.

Unfortunately, pre-clinical is now H/HP/P/F, so essentially graded.

 

[AlbinoHawk DO]

Unfortunately, pre-clinical is now H/HP/P/F, so essentially graded.

Wow. They just have to keep ruining things for no reason

 

[EMDoc22]

OU-HCOM preclinical is P/F with 70% and higher being a P, no honors or high pass or anything like that. From my understanding, they do internally rank and it will be noted if you're in the top 10(?) percent of the class but otherwise your rank is not disclosed or mentioned (any other students feel free to correct me if this is inaccurate, this is just what I have heard).

 

[Goro]

Unfortunately, pre-clinical is now H/HP/P/F, so essentially graded.

Jeeze, I hate it when they do that!!!

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

OU-HCOM preclinical is P/F with 70% and higher being a P, no honors or high pass or anything like that. From my understanding, they do internally rank and it will be noted if you're in the top 10(?) percent of the class but otherwise your rank is not disclosed or mentioned (any other students feel free to correct me if this is inaccurate, this is just what I have heard).

😍

 

[fldoctorgirl]

OU-HCOM preclinical is P/F with 70% and higher being a P, no honors or high pass or anything like that. From my understanding, they do internally rank and it will be noted if you're in the top 10(?) percent of the class but otherwise your rank is not disclosed or mentioned (any other students feel free to correct me if this is inaccurate, this is just what I have heard).

This is how it should be everywhere *cough send this to my school cough*

 

[Magus5454]

This is how it should be everywhere *cough send this to my school cough*

Yes please

 

[FCMike11]

UIWSOM is completely Pass/Fail.