Yes they take lot around 90 as far as I know total so may be is for everyone including ED and RD that got in as if you look on their website they have very old data but they have admitted like 90 people into PLME program.
@NoviceDad SAT is 1500, but submitted ACT which is 34. GPA is 3.97 (UW) 4.12 (W).
Only applied to 3 BSMD programs which got rejected. The other option is regular Undergrad path (Rutgers NB/Penn state/Baylor or local in Oregon).
@purpledaisies
My cousin is in LECOM DO program now. She finished her 4 years UG at affiliated University, and matriculated into LECOM 2 years ago. She did not need to take MCAT since her SAT and UG GPA were above LECOM requirement. Her concerns right now is residency. It becomes harder for DO seniors to get residency after the combination of DO and MD residency program and changing USMLE step 1 to pass/fail. But she said it is still ok if you want residency in family doctor.
@caguy2020 Thank you for sharing this info.
I hear LECOM residency match rate is ~97%. So, I am assuming you mean getting residencies for specialty areas is harder?
I will try and look for more info. Thank you for that insight, really appreciate it.
Actually medical schools do not require any specific major just some pre-requisite courses that have to be taken. You can major in anything but a few bs/md programs like PSU(PMM) have a specific major designed for their BS/MD.
@bsmdasp
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