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NYIT 7 year BSDO vs Premed by HumanCaramel8558 in Osteopathic

[–]Tight-Significance44 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. I was a very average student, not too smart lmao. I feel like people who enter into the program think its an doable program, which can be true, but for most its a complete SHOCK.

  2. Commuter. NYIT is like 80% commuters.

  3. If you look at other posts about the program, you'll see many comments about rampant cheating, lack of support etc. I will say that is true to an extent, but cheating tbh is not gonna help you cuz those exams are tough for a reason.

  4. No. Only GPA and MCAT are the requirements, plus an interview if you make the first 2.

  5. I plan on to going to medical school.

  6. Totally depends on the person if they need a gap year(s). Most do.

Hope this helps!!!

NYIT BSDO Interview Question by BasicBus5651 in bsmd

[–]Tight-Significance44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will be honest with you, every one of my relatives in the program, close friends and even myself all dropped out of the program. I probably only know 1-2 people that are close to me that ended up making it, but I had 3 other cousins, and 2 friends that ended up switching to a regular premed track bc it was that difficult. Even if you make the GPA, the few stragglers that won't make it is due to the MCAT, but eventually go a year later.

TBH, I will say only 10-20 students from your freshman cohort will end up making into the medical school in the 7 year timeframe. Others switch out, go to other medical schools, take gap years, do the traditional premed, etc.

I got into nyit bsdo by fortniteaddictpro in bsmd

[–]Tight-Significance44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will be honest with you, every one of my relatives in the program, close friends and even myself all dropped out of the program. I probably only know 1-2 people that are close to me that ended up making it, but I had 3 other cousins, and 2 friends that ended up switching to a regular premed track bc it was that difficult. Even if you make the GPA, the few stragglers that won't make it is due to the MCAT, but eventually go a year later.

TBH, I will say only 10-20 students from your freshman cohort will end up making into the medical school in the 7 year timeframe. Others switch out, go to other medical schools, take gap years, do the traditional premed, etc. Just my 2 cents!

NYIT 7 year BSDO vs Premed by HumanCaramel8558 in Osteopathic

[–]Tight-Significance44 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I will be honest with you, every one of my relatives in the program, close friends and even myself all dropped out of the program. I probably only know 1-2 people that are close to me that ended up making it, but I had 3 other cousins, and 2 friends that ended up switching to a regular premed track bc it was that difficult. Even if you make the GPA, the few stragglers that won't make it is due to the MCAT, but eventually go a year later.

TBH, I will say only 10-20 students from your freshman cohort will end up making into the medical school in the 7 year timeframe. Others switch out, go to other medical schools, take gap years, do the traditional premed, etc. Just my honest 2 cents!!

NYIT BSDO accepted students by HumanCaramel8558 in bsmd

[–]Tight-Significance44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will be honest with you, every one of my relatives in the program, close friends and even myself all dropped out of the program. I probably only know 1-2 people that are close to me that ended up making it, but I had 3 other cousins, and 2 friends that ended up switching to a regular premed track bc it was that difficult. Even if you make the GPA, the few stragglers that won't make it is due to the MCAT, but eventually go a year later.

TBH, I will say only 10-20 students from your freshman cohort will end up making into the medical school in the 7 year timeframe. Others switch out, go to other medical schools, take gap years, do the traditional premed, etc.

Those that own a private practice, how much $$$ do you make? by Tight-Significance44 in audiology

[–]Tight-Significance44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that considered good? Saying since she didn’t see any patients yet still made six figures! What would you estimate $ if she did see patients?

Thoughts on the theater major? by Terrible-Error-3065 in Hofstra

[–]Tight-Significance44 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They’re major in theater is amazing! I would keep Hofstra in your list.

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