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Is it easier to get into an osteopathic medical school?

Is it easier to get into an osteopathic medical school?

For many applicants, the answer to this question is yes, but getting accepted to an osteopathic school still isn’t easy. But overall, students accepted to osteopathic medical schools have lower average MCAT scores and GPAs than their allopathic counterparts.

Is there a DO MSAR?

Choose DO has recently emerged as a version of MSAR for DO schools. MD students have access to the MSAR, the Medical School Admissions Requirements, which is a comprehensive resource for admissions requirements to MD medical schools. Unfortunately, the MSAR only covers MD schools and programs.

When should I submit my application?

For the 2019-2020 application cycle, the AACOMAS opened on May 2. You should begin to work on the application process immediately, and plan to submit your application by June 14 at the latest.

How long is osteopathic medical school?

four years
Osteopathic physicians complete four years of medical school, followed by internships, residencies and fellowships. This training lasts three to eight years and prepares DOs to practice a specialty.

What does MSAR include?

While MSAR subscribers have access to additional features such as being able to view more school-specific data, save favorites, input MCAT® scores, GPAs, and coursework information, and compare schools side by side, a substantial information is available anyone visiting the site with or without a paid subscription.

How late is too late to apply to medical school?

So, when is it too late to apply to medical school? The best time to apply to medical school is in June or July. August and September are considered late in the cycle. But with a strong application, you can still be accepted when applying late.

How long does it take for Aacomas to verify your application?

transcripts received) it can take 4 – 6 business weeks for your application to be verified.