Tired of the D.O...MCAT.... argument!!!

Is anybody else sick and tired of hearing people's personal opinions about the correlation between D.O. schools and MCAT scores, the MCAT and Board scores, or anything else that has to do with bashing on people with low-er-than-average MCAT scores? Its getting so old and overblown, its driving me crazy, just let it go.

If you got accepted with a high MCAT score... great job!! You should feel proud of yourselves and the work you have done to get that acceptance.

If you got accepted with a low MCAT score... great job as well!!! You should also feel proud of the work you have done to get that accpetance.

If you did not get accepted with a high score... sorry, I feel for you. But don't go talking down to people who have gotten accepted because you're mad. There was obviously something missing from your file, whether it was GPA, clinical experience, D.O. shadowing, bad interview, or anything else. Improve and re-apply next year.

If you did not get accepted with a low score... again sorry and I feel for you. You just need to make some improvements in your overall application. Improve your MCAT, GPA, experience, anything that will help.

But for those who got high MCAT scores and feel the need to bash or talk down to people with lower scores, get over yourselves. You're not that special. Your scores look great to you now, and to the admissions committees. But in a few years, nobody will care if you got a 15 or a 35, a 19 or a 39, as long as you represent your respective college of medicine and succeed in your courses, and the boards.

Lets just bring an end this played out argument and get back to what is important, our degree in osteopathic medicine. We are all going to be collegues in a few years and have to start acting like it.

I hope this doesn't bring out anymore worthless arguments or flame wars, just one man's opinion... and I'm sure I'm not alone!

Thanks