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Honestly, I am not sure. I think I read somewhere that they do a 30-day rule, but then I've read where people simultaneously apply DO/MD while applying DPM. I know their application cycles are different so I would think that podiatry would offer longer to decide if others can manage all those applications in one app. cycle.Do they still have the 30-day rule to accept your acceptance? maybe wait until you hear back from the school you want to go to before pulling the trigger. Podiatry school will be waiting for you no matter what.
Consider reading the attending forum though before pulling the trigger on podiatry at all though.
Podiatry Satisfaction Poll
Figured this would be an interesting question to pose given the discussion lately about satisfaction with our chosen career path.
Podiatry Job Market Satisfaction
Guess I would try this poll out to mirror the other. “Job Market” - Please take into account: available DPM opportunities on job search sites (indeed, practicematch, USAJOBS, LinkedIn, etc.), salary, geographic availability, ease of finding a job, etc.
Depressed and wanting to change careers
As I enter my PGY3 year I must say that podiatry was the worst choice I've ever made in my life. I am completing a grueling residency. The work is nonstop. I feel surgically competent in some areas and deficient in others. I have looked at jobs and have been in talks with some people and the...
Wow, thank you!! I am not sure how I managed to overlook this online. Just to make sure I understand correctly... up to March 1 you can put down a deposit to multiple schools, but after said date, the schools are allowed to take away acceptances because of hoarding basically. So if theoretically, I was waiting for a school my best bet would be to pick my top choice after March 1 and only hold one seat after that date. Up March 1, for $1K at each school, I want to hold my seat, I can hold multiple seats.
Think of DPM schools like a used car lot. Car sales people will try and sell you junk while trying to convince you it is gold.
Why Texas? I have heard the contrary, since the TX school is new to be careful?
Texas is simply cheapest... the tradeoff is a miserable area far from everything and new school and everything that comes with that (no upperclassmen, new faculty, new student clinic, school has no rep for residency match, inevitable trips out of the gate, etc).
