Prospective Medical Students

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De Novo D.O. Blog

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Welcome to De Novo D.O. the Blog for the New Student Physician.Whether on purpose or as a result of heavy workloads, medical school admissions processes are among the world’s greatest kept secrets....

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Prospective Medical Students

The process of gaining acceptance to any medical school is fraught with much frustration and secrecy. There is no viable reason for this, so I am using my expertise as a former osteopathic medical school Dean of Students and Admission’s Committee Chairman to expose the inner workings of the process. Over the years, I have counseled hundreds of students in the proper way of bettering their medical school applications so that they might receive maximum consideration for acceptance. I have seen most of the mistakes that applicants can make, and it amazes me that very few “insiders” make themselves available to the countless students in need of direction. Therefore, you will want to visit the De Novo DO blog to get insider information.

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I have also discovered that no two applications are the same; each requiring a unique methodology to strengthen it. Most students are left guessing how they could improve upon their application, without accurate information. Take advantage of the information available to you in the De Novo DO blog to increase your chances of a medical school acceptance.

If you are looking for more information on the osteopathic medical profession, this is the place. Besides statistical data regarding the osteopathic profession, links to the virtual osteopathic medicine museum and the Still National Osteopathic Museum, you will find information on the history of osteopathic medicine in the State of Georgia.