Which schools are PBL vs. Organ System approach?

[OrthoFixation]

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For me, a program that is solely or heavily Problem Based Learning is not attractive. That's not what I expect for my $10K - $35K per year.

Show me what I need to learn and I will put forth my best effort.

Can we summarize the Osteo school teaching approach for easy reference? I visualize 3 or more groups: 1. All or mostly PBL, 2. Mix of PBL & organ system approach, and 3. Mostly organ based.

Thanks for weighing in with schools you know about.

1. PBL:


2. Mixed:


3. Organ Based:
TCOM

 

[iatrosB]

UHS (now KCUMB) is systems based.

 

[sddoc]

Lecom has a system based lecture pathway AND a PBL pathway. They also have an independent study pathway just to make sure that they cover the bases for everyone.

 

[(nicedream)]

At LECOM-FL, first semester is lecture plus PBL, and the rest is all PBL.

 

[Deno]

The first year is general sciences the second year is system based

 

[OrthoFixation]

Thanks for the input everyone . . . keep 'em coming. This is much better information than I have found online.

 

[DOctorJay]

UMDNJ-SOM has a PBL curriculum for those who apply and are accepted into it (very small number of students), the rest are in a traditional organ based curriculum.

-J

 

[JohnDO]

Anyone know about KCOM?

 

[raptor5]

PCOM is all system based after 2nd trimester.