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Video: Facing That Dreaded Question during Your Med School Interview: “What Is Your MCAT Score?”

June 19, 2014 by Don Osborne 1 Comment

I know your natural reaction might be to panic when you get that horrible question during your interview for medical school — “What is your MCAT score?” You tense up and you start wondering, “Why are they asking me this?” “Did I do something wrong?” “Are my grades not good enough?” Calm down, there is actually no reason to panic. This video will help.

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  1. Jeremy says

    July 23, 2014 at 12:03 pm

    There is more to one’s decision to go to DO vs. MD, than just grades. I can’t comment on your brother-in-law, but having worked in the medical field for the last five years, and having MDs in the family, I see more and more patients actually requesting DOs, and even MDs suggesting that clinically the DO approach is stronger than the allopathic approach (not my words, a doc I work with who is an MD, his opinion). The main problem here is ego . A DO can take the USMLE just like the MD med-students, and apply for allopathic residencies. His/her acceptance is dependent on the score, not so much if they are MD/DO. Both are doctors, and both go through rigorous training to get there. I am only applying DO, even after working for years at a well-known allopathic medical school. It is not because I don’t have a competitive application, it is because I align myself with the DO philosophy, and it is a personal choice.It is sad to see that there are still people out there that thrive off demeaning fellow practitioners. With the new integrative approach towards patient care, you’ll have plenty of battles to fight DO today, next mid-levels; DNPs perhaps? +8Was this answer helpful?

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