Q about public osteopathic schools.

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It seems like almost everything on here is from people who go to a private school or went to a private school or want to go to a private school. What is the reason for so little participation by the public school students? 😕😕
 
ushilt said:
It seems like almost everything on here is from people who go to a private school or went to a private school or want to go to a private school. What is the reason for so little participation by the public school students? 😕😕
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The fact is that most DO schools ARE private schools.
 
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As stated above, few are public and of those who are public most favor IS students.
 
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ushilt said:
It seems like almost everything on here is from people who go to a private school or went to a private school or want to go to a private school. What is the reason for so little participation by the public school students? 😕😕
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Because public schools are for dumb people. Duh.

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fewer in number.
also, people at the state do schools don't have to deal with as many issues. they're pretty well taken care of because of the way their schools were set up
 
serenade said:
As stated above, few are public and of those who are public most favor OOS students.
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Im sure that was a typo considering you agreed with the previous statement. Most public schools only accept about %10 of the class as OOS students
 
TriagePreMed said:
I correctly state the fact that no med student would want to live there because they have a basic level of intelligence and the only people that want to live there don't have the capacity to make it into medical school.

God, it's a joke, man.
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Thats pretty funny. I applied there! Im from the richest county in the United States too.... (im not bragging, Im broke as HELL!!)

Point is.. im sure its not so bad
 
You can't graduate from med school without knowing who Goljan is. Goljan teaches pathology at Oklahoma State.
 
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