What schools have recorded Lectures

[Dhooy7]

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I do much better if I can process what I hear and stop the video instead of feeling like I miss important information. I process information slower and really am looking for MD schools that record lectures and do not have mandatory attendance. I cannot stand sitting all day in class either. I get antsy,

I will be applying most in Midwest but depends on how I do on MCAT. I'm looking for less expensive medical schools ($40,000 a year?) Any advice?

 

[TheBiologist]

buy MSAR, you'll need it anyway and it has a spot where it says whether lectures on posted online. i think every school I've looked at has online/recorded lectures

 

[TheBiologist]

This info is on MSAR (I think it costs like 10 dollars a month).

Generally most schools have recorded lectures in some form. I honestly don't think it would be an issue when applying it would be something you look into after you get acceptances.

Avoid Mayo-Arizona and Hofstra (no recorded lectures, mandatory 8am class).

it's like 24 dollars per year lol

 

[mellie0]

Most schools do. It seems to be the norm as opposed to the exception.

 

[Saifa]

All but one II I've had the students bragged about never going to class because of their recorded lectures. The other was mandatory attendance at 8 AM and they don't even do lectures.

 

[MDPedigree]

I'm pretty sure Ross and St.George's have recorded lecture if that helps.

 

[bananafish94]

I don't think it would be wise to base your application on which schools have recorded lectures and which don't. I would cast a wide net amongst schools that are within range for your numbers and seem like a good fit generally. If you're lucky enough to get more than one acceptance then you can start looking at more specific factors! If it's any comfort, I would bet that almost every single school has recorded lectures. Of all of my college friends now in medical school, I've only heard of one DO school that doesn't do it.