What are the good books on osteopathic medicine? I have Norman G. "DOs in America?" Is there anything else worth reading?? Please let me know. Thanks! 🙂
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you are in! Congrats! You will ove it here. Now do nothing but fun things and dont read dry osteopathic history books. You will get plenty of info on it in OP&P next year...plus you will not have the time to read any soft porn trashy romance novels anymore so live it up while you can.
If you must read "medical" novels check out Complications by Atul Gawande...very eye opening.
Now, you must blow off everything (jobs, school work, anything boring)except your FAFSA between now and July 26th. This will only begin to prepare you what happens then. Congrats again and see you at orientation. 😀 😀
If you must read "medical" novels check out Complications by Atul Gawande...very eye opening.
Now, you must blow off everything (jobs, school work, anything boring)except your FAFSA between now and July 26th. This will only begin to prepare you what happens then. Congrats again and see you at orientation. 😀 😀
mcandy said:you are in! Congrats! You will ove it here. Now do nothing but fun things and dont read dry osteopathic history books. You will get plenty of info on it in OP&P next year...plus you will not have the time to read any soft porn trashy romance novels anymore so live it up while you can.
If you must read "medical" novels check out Complications by Atul Gawande...very eye opening.
Now, you must blow off everything (jobs, school work, anything boring)except your FAFSA between now and July 26th. This will only begin to prepare you what happens then. Congrats again and see you at orientation. 😀 😀
Thanks! I read complications already..an awesome book! yeah, I got to get working on the FAFSA. W/ 55K per year, I better have that freakin' fafsa filed! 🙂
mcandy said:Now, you must blow off everything (jobs, school work, anything boring)except your FAFSA between now and July 26th. This will only begin to prepare you what happens then. Congrats again and see you at orientation. 😀 😀
i thought we can't file for fafsa until next january
do i have this one all wrong?
Alpha&Omega said:i thought we can't file for fafsa until next january
do i have this one all wrong?
You are not wrong. File in January
medic170 said:You are not wrong. File in January
Don't you need to wait until your income tax return thingy? That doesn't come until later.
Or can you file without filling that part out?
This money issue is kind of scaring me 😛
Karina
sorry to stir up confusion...it was just my way of telling UNE 2009 to go have fun because her life is over when she starts school. Your FAFSA is due in march or feb...check FAFSA or your schools fianncial aid page for the answer to these ?s.
and dont worry about $$...there are plenty of lenders eager to give money to future Drs.
and dont worry about $$...there are plenty of lenders eager to give money to future Drs.
Karina said:Don't you need to wait until your income tax return thingy? That doesn't come until later.
Or can you file without filling that part out?
This money issue is kind of scaring me 😛
Karina
You can file without your taxes, but I would wait until you do them. Didn't you ever do a FAFSA in undergrad? I thought everyone but the richest people did it.