which osteopathic require bachelors degree?

[YourMD]

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Which DO schools require a bachelors?

 

[deleted480308]

Which DO schools require a bachelors?

All

 

[coolingglasses]

All

There aren't any BS/DO programs that I'm aware of so... yeah. This.

 

[YourMD]

Thanks! According to Nova's website they state BS preferred not required.

 

[deleted480308]

Thanks! According to Nova's website they state BS preferred not required.

that's semantics.....you aren't getting in without one

 

[YourMD]

Thanks! I'll actually have mine before matriculation. Just ran a degree audit and I'm 13 credits away from a Cell and Molecular Bio degree and only 8 Credits away from a Biomedical sciences degree. My concern was that I wanted to knock out a couple semesters of retakes and hold off on the degree requirements. Thanks for your response. How you applied yet?

 

[deleted480308]

Thanks! I'll actually have mine before matriculation. Just ran a degree audit and I'm 13 credits away from a Cell and Molecular Bio degree and only 8 Credits away from a Biomedical sciences degree. My concern was that I wanted to knock out a couple semesters of retakes and hold off on the degree requirements. Thanks for your response. How you applied yet?

matriculate in august....the application season is a drag. Get your letters EARLY, people never write them as fast as they say they will. (interfolio is great for this). and you don't have to have all the requiremetns done to apply....just most of them, and then finish before med school starts. Also, have you app ready to submit on the first day they open and turn those secondaries over fast. If you can get in early the requirements for stats tend to be a little lower because you are competing for all 100 seats at a school as opposed to the last 5

you can do this

 

[Fedxup]

There aren't any BS/DO programs that I'm aware of so... yeah. This.

NYCOM has a BS/DO program.

 

[babdoc]

KCUMB had an agreement with my undergrad college. You start med school after your junior year of college You basically transfer med school classes back to undergrad to finish your bachelors. Graduate from undergrad after your 1st year of med school. Not a bad way to cut out a year of loans.

 

[coolingglasses]

NYCOM has a BS/DO program.

neat

 

[YourMD]

matriculate in august....the application season is a drag. Get your letters EARLY, people never write them as fast as they say they will. (interfolio is great for this). and you don't have to have all the requiremetns done to apply....just most of them, and then finish before med school starts. Also, have you app ready to submit on the first day they open and turn those secondaries over fast. If you can get in early the requirements for stats tend to be a little lower because you are competing for all 100 seats at a school as opposed to the last 5

you can do this

Thanks! I want this more than you can imagine!

KCUMB had an agreement with my undergrad college. You start med school after your junior year of college You basically transfer med school classes back to undergrad to finish your bachelors. Graduate from undergrad after your 1st year of med school. Not a bad way to cut out a year of loans.

That's a pretty neat arrangement!