THere are those who still think of a D.O as a "lower degree." I dont realy care what others think, but i do care how they act.For those currently in 3rd and 4th year rotations (especially at NSUCOM, CCOM, PCOM, and NJCOM) Do MD students, interns, and residents treat you worse, just because your a DO, not MD? Same thing for residency? Do you ge treated worse, verbally? Do you get picked for less procedures? do you get yelled at, or have to stay longer?
THis may sound trivial to some. I have no problem getting a DO degree, and id chose the 4 schools listed over many MD programs I am considering. BUT, there is a line to draw if the struggle is significantly more harsh, to get that degree.
THis may sound trivial to some. I have no problem getting a DO degree, and id chose the 4 schools listed over many MD programs I am considering. BUT, there is a line to draw if the struggle is significantly more harsh, to get that degree.