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WhoisJohnGalt said:Current students-- do you think we should buy a PDA for MSI? Do you ever use it before MSIII? Thanks!
wait until you start rotations.
WhoisJohnGalt said:Current students-- do you think we should buy a PDA for MSI? Do you ever use it before MSIII? Thanks!
DrMom said:wait until you start rotations.
WhoisJohnGalt said:Current students-- do you think we should buy a PDA for MSI? Do you ever use it before MSIII? Thanks!
Ginz20 said:I got a packet from OU yesterday. Everything seems pretty straight forward, but I was wondering if anyone had advice on what to do for health insurance?
lfesiam said:sdn is finally back online! calling all former MS1, any advice for us newbies? academics, social stuffs, & interesting tidbits?
lfesiam said:First off, i didn't get the OU NSO (new student orientation) package, so pardon me if this info is repetitive:
so I called IT Help desk today, they said that we can buy a dell through the OU-Dell Premier Site anytime we want as long as we have our student id. you can get your student id from michelle english (she's a great resource!)
ad_sharp said:The Macori stuff is cheap and easy-unless something really bad happens (I haven't looked at it in over a year, but I think the copay/deductible was fairly high for surgeries/hospitilizations). I think that it's probably the best for unmarried people in good health-people who won't use it often. I am on my spouses insurance through her work so I don't use the Macori. OU will take care of you when you have the small stuff like headaches, colds, etc over at the Family Medicine Dept at no cost (correct me if I'm wrong on that OUdoc). Many people in the class use the Macori. You might look for another plan on ehealthinsurance.com. I had a plan with them prior to entering medical school. Their site is fairly easy to use and you can get quotes quickly. I think OUdoc uses the Macori, but I could be wrong. You might PM him about it if he doesn't respond on the board.
Dr Turninkoff said:If my fellow younger students were previously under your parents insurance, it wouldn't hurt to check to see if they will continue covering you. I called Cigna and found out that I will be covered until the end of the month that I turn 23, which will save me about a grand. I also spoke with Tammy at the FMC and was told that Macori will make a special package for you if you don't enroll in their policy at the beginning of the semester. This will carry you over until the beginning of the following academic year, at which point you can buy one of their standard plans if you choose Macori. On an unrelated note, you can get your tb skin tests for $12.50 at the FMC m-w, and friday from 8:30-11:30am. On another unrelated note, I checked that soonerconnect.net website that was listed in the info packet and saw that Cox cable modem service is only 29.95/month for ouhsc students, 10.00 cheaper than the standard rate.
ad_sharp said:I've got a 4mb/s cable connection through cox and it rocks.
Amxcvbcv said:Soonerconnect is through Cox. It's just a reduced rate for OU students.
I have the same Cox connection he has and with the bundled services my wife and I use it's currently 39.95 per month.
I'm pretty sure it used to be a 3mbit/s download rate sometime in the last year, but I don't know if I want to go back to that to save $10 per month.
biendesalud said:Amxcvbcv - I don't have the insurance forms in front of me, but I don't think Macori covers private pilots in non-commercial aircrafts (I'm not sure if that's standard). Just some small print for you in case you picked up flying again.
biendesalud said:Amxcvbcv - I don't have the insurance forms in front of me, but I don't think Macori covers private pilots in non-commercial aircrafts (I'm not sure if that's standard). Just some small print for you in case you picked up flying again.
oudoc08 said:How about all of these conversations move to the Univ of Okla 2009 thread in the allopathic forum?
lfesiam said:i think oumom(dr.ostrich =) moved my OU pre-allo class of 2009 to the allo forum.
i think we should stick to this thread though as the general OU college of medicine thread, lots of memorable posts.. sobs...
anyone signed up for the CPR class on August 2nd and the geriatric pre-matric program thingy?
lfesiam said:i think oumom(dr.ostrich =) moved my OU pre-allo class of 2009 to the allo forum.
i think we should stick to this thread though as the general OU college of medicine thread, lots of memorable posts.. sobs...
anyone signed up for the CPR class on August 2nd and the geriatric pre-matric program thingy?
aj114 said:Did you guys email the guy or mail the form in? I've sent 2 emails and haven't heard anything back.
lfesiam said:What is "GRIDIRON"? QUOTE]
Gridiron was like a celebrity roast for the faculty. It seems that some of the jokes went a little too far a few years ago and they did away with it. I heard the specifics once, but I don't remember them.
Mr. Freeze said:Can anyone comment on the likelihood of getting in without a BS? I haven't searched completely through this thread, it may be hidden somewhere. I think if I can get an interview I feel good about everything other than not yet having a degree and was wondering how receptive OU is to applicants in my situation...
According to MDAPPLICANTS.COM 3.2.TUHopeful said:Just out of curiosity. What is the lowest GPA, that you know of, that someone had that actually got an interview at OU?
lfesiam said:i think oumom(dr.ostrich =) moved my OU pre-allo class of 2009 to the allo forum.
i think we should stick to this thread though as the general OU college of medicine thread, lots of memorable posts.. sobs...
anyone signed up for the CPR class on August 2nd and the geriatric pre-matric program thingy?
TUHopeful said:Just out of curiosity. What is the lowest GPA, that you know of, that someone had that actually got an interview at OU?
nimanaba said:Hi guys,
I go to OU right now in Norman and am pretty much only interested in going to OUHSC for medical school. I just got my MCAT scores back and I don't know if i should retake it again. I got a 29P (11 Ver, 8 PS, 10 BS) and my GPA is 3.91. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
nimanaba said:Hi guys,
I go to OU right now in Norman and am pretty much only interested in going to OUHSC for medical school. I just got my MCAT scores back and I don't know if i should retake it again. I got a 29P (11 Ver, 8 PS, 10 BS) and my GPA is 3.91. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.