Information for Reapplicants
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While it is disappointing to not be admitted to medical school, there
have been a number of applicants who have been successful in gaining admission
as reapplicants. However, those who have been successful demonstrated the
capacity to be outstanding medical students and future osteopathic
physicians.
There are number of mistakes made by applicants that can be rectified during the reapplication process. While some of the information presented on these pages may be useful to you, it is not to be used as a 'checklist' that will eventually lead to an offer of admission. It is for informational purposes only and it is responsibility of the applicant to identify and address any weaknesses in their application before reapplying.
Below are some links to areas indentified as concerns when evaluating applications.
Common Mistakes Made by Applicants
Academic Problems with Applications
We strongly encourage you to reapply only when you have improved your application!
This page last updated Apr 04, 2007
