I was looking through some of the DO School webpages and noticed that many of the private schools have religious affiliations (Touro-CA for example) I was wondering if any of these schools give preferences (officially or unofficially) to students from a particular religious background?
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I was looking through some of the DO School webpages and noticed that many of the private schools have religious affiliations (Touro-CA for example) I was wondering if any of these schools give preferences (officially or unofficially) to students from a particular religious background?
This thread will answer your question 😀
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=423514
Any medical school that recieves federal funding can not accept people based on religous affiliation. They can't have preferences do to ethnicities, races, religious backgrounds, sexual orientation, Etc.... As mentioned above there is a thread that discussed it already.
Any medical school that recieves federal funding can not accept people based on religous affiliation. They can't have preferences do to ethnicities, races, religious backgrounds, sexual orientation, Etc.... As mentioned above there is a thread that discussed it already.
They can accept anyone they want to, but they can't base it on religious preference. I think that's what you meant to say?
👍 yup. They can't accept anyone solely on religious preferences.They can accept anyone they want to, but they can't base it on religious preference. I think that's what you meant to say?
pikeville is offically affiliated with the Presbyterians, but I do not know if they have a preference
no, their preference is that you have a NRA membership, banjo, primer colored pickup truck, complete with deer rifle and fishing rod in the back window.
At touro, you can't roll on shomer shabbas.
Any medical school that recieves federal funding can not accept people based on religous affiliation. They can't have preferences do to ethnicities, races, religious backgrounds, sexual orientation, Etc.... As mentioned above there is a thread that discussed it already.
Almost all osteopathic schools (and many MD schools) are private though, which means they can have any kind of preference, religious or otherwise, that they want.
At touro, you can't roll on shomer shabbas.
Not if it's your ex-wife who's Jewish.
But if you have her pommeranian, then you must abide by the same rules.