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SAT scores?
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I got in.
nrut88 said:Anyone in here accepted into Osteopathic school with really poor SAT scores out of higschool??? Under 1000???
I'm not sure that SAT scores matter. I know some allopathic schools ask (Jefferson?) but I don't know of any osteopathic schools that absolutely require submitted standardized test scores other than the MCAT. IF it is on a secondary, I'm sure it's not required information.
I've never had a DO school ask about my SAT score, I have had allo schools ask me (for statistical purposes). Anyway, it matters not what you got in high school, all that counts is MCAT and GPA---unless you are applying to the 6-7 year MD schools, then you need around a 1500 to be competitive.
I interviewed at a lot of DO schools and the question was not asked once...nor would it matter as long as your MCAT scores are good enough
nrut88 said:Anyone in here accepted into Osteopathic school with really poor SAT scores out of higschool??? Under 1000???
I got asked at my interivew at PCOM, for some odd reason. I had an 1100 though and I think they were just trying to compare it to my low mcat...who knows.