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Research and DO
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Does anyone know some of the more research intensive Osteopathic Schools?
Thanks
I don't know about 'research-intensive', but Nova offers a year-long research fellowship between the pre-clinical and clinical years...
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I don't know about 'research-intensive', but Nova offers a year-long research fellowship between the pre-clinical and clinical years...
Plus the 3rd and 4th years are free after that. That's well worth it.
tcom, pcom, msucom, ccom in addition to nsucom offer loads of research opportunities for their students. check their websites for additional info.
Good call.
Also, OP, digging around each school's site for research/mission statements/themes/passions is a very important part of writing secondaries and determining where you'd like to apply. I'm not discouraging you to come here to ask these kinds of things at all. I'm merely encouraging you to become familiar with what each school is looking for in an applicant and looking to produce in their alumni. This will help guide you in applying and give you ammo for interviews.