I have a 3.48 GPA
28 MCAT
over 100 hours of shadowing
I play 3 sports in leagues.
I am in 6 clubs
28 MCAT
over 100 hours of shadowing
I play 3 sports in leagues.
I am in 6 clubs
Don't go Carribean. If you want an MD, take a couple years off and improve your app. You have a decent shot if you improve your MCAT score a bit and get some good work and volunteering experience.
Then the OP will have to explain why he turned down an acceptance...a nice fat RED flag considering his reasons for doing so.
Then the OP will have to explain why he turned down an acceptance...a nice fat RED flag considering his reasons for doing so.
Med schools don't know if you got accepted to other schools, and they probably wouldn't care if they did. Lots of applicants get multiple acceptances and decline all but one.
i got into NOVA D.O but id rather do MD. I've gotten rejected from 2 MD schools thus far, so im getting nervous, looking at all my options.
I have a 3.48 GPA
28 MCAT
over 100 hours of shadowing
I play 3 sports in leagues.
I am in 6 clubs
I have a 3.48 GPA
28 MCAT
over 100 hours of shadowing
I play 3 sports in leagues.
I am in 6 clubs
Contrary to the popular SDN opinion, St. George's is a very reputable school. In fact, few SDNers and I have noticed a very convincing banner.
Beautiful place to ease your stress.
Fantastic hospital to work during residency!
Best of luck as a future doctor in the Caribbean!
I actually think this thread is legit and it kills me inside.
Do not consider going DO. Only in the US do people have even a remote idea about what it is.
While I cannot with certainty say as I did not do premed and university in the US, after going straight to med school in the UK after high school in South Carolina, I get the impression that the premedical scene in the US makes premed's need a sense of "certainty" in everything and hence why they keep defending DO over MD. Maybe there is slightly more certainty, but for that slight certainty more are you ready to accept a DO after your name. I would certainly never be.
While I cannot with certainty say as I did not do premed and university in the US, after going straight to med school in the UK after high school in South Carolina, I get the impression that the premedical scene in the US makes premed's need a sense of "certainty" in everything and hence why they keep defending DO over MD. Maybe there is slightly more certainty, but for that slight certainty more are you ready to accept a DO after your name. I would certainly never be.
Contrary to the popular SDN opinion, St. George's is a very reputable school. In fact, few SDNers and I have noticed a very convincing banner.
Beautiful place to ease your stress.
Fantastic hospital to work during residency!
Best of luck as a future doctor in the Caribbean!
go to SGU. Do not consider going DO. Only in the US do people have even a remote idea about what it is.
This is the match list of a carribean school which is not even SGU and had people match into ortho, optho, and rads.
http://www.auamed.org/pages/residency-placements-for-2013
and from my school in the UK, all people who went through the match had all matched. I got VS integrated, 1 person got rad onc, 2 IM, and one med/peds.
just go the md route