IMHO, btw, I don't think the MBA would help me at all. I also never plan to run my own practice, but from what others have said about it, it wasn't worth it for me to have the added exams or stress. For some of you, it may be a great thing, and I am not trying to change your opinion about wanting do get a dual degree. Keep in mind you do give up your last free summer too. I personally didn't like that option either. You will also have to stay in KC for your 3rd and 4th year rotations. Just a few things to remember before getting set on doing the program.
Also, FOM is different from every other section you will ever be in. If you find yourself frustrated and feel that none of the info has any links, you are right. It is random info they want everyone to know before starting the rest of the year. Keep in mind the frustration will end after that section (most who hated that section liked the organization of the rest of the sections). Another idea to keep in mind is that passing is most important. Whether you get an A, B, or C of any kind, passing is passing. I would also make the suggestion to never share your grade with anyone, even your best friends in class. Many don't even tell their spouses their exact grades, they just say 'I passed' and leave it at that. That's really all that matters, and it keeps the competitiveness out of it, allowing friends to be friends and help each other out. Remember you are all in it together and give each other support. If you find a friend slipping, help them get back up to ensure they pass the sections.
Back to the DOMBA....If DOMBA is ok for you, go for it and great for you for being able to handle it all. I tend to be selfish in that I like my free time when I get it, that's basically all it comes down to.