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All accredited US allopathic schools do require the same set of prerequisite classes to be taken by applicants (the ones you mentioned). The required courses ty
by soluproj 6y ago
All accredited US allopathic schools do require the same set of prerequisite classes to be taken by applicants (the ones you mentioned). The required courses typically take 1-2 years to complete depending on an individual’s course load and pain tolerance.
- titanomachy 6y agoDoes anyone use the term "allopathic" besides naturopaths or osteopaths? If you just say "medical school" people will assume MD program.
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- glioma 6y agoIn the US if someone says medical student or medical school they either mean a DO or MD. If someone says allopathic, the mean the MD school subsection of medical students. As of last year, MD and DO students go on to the same residencies, the difference lies only in name and the addition of osteopathy (a combination of valid physical therapy and some voodoo techniques) which the majority of DO students don't believe in, and the few that do keep perpetuating the BS forward unfortunately
- titanomachy 6y agoThanks for the perspective, my country (Canada) doesn't have DO so it's not something I understand too well. Here, "allopath" seems mostly used as a derogatory term by naturopaths, homeopaths, etc.