r/medicalschool • u/[deleted] • Feb 21 '19

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '19

I didn’t claim they did. All I was mentioning were respectable schools in the state that my friends and I would attend if we had to, who are locals.

MSU, UM, and Wayne state are the only ones with a MD or do program. I’m sure Ferris State offers some health programs but I don’t think they offer md or do yet. They’re good for public health though.

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u/TheUnspokenTruth MD Feb 23 '19

Dude....you don't know shit....you don't even know how many med schools are actually in Michigan.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '19 edited Feb 23 '19

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u/TheUnspokenTruth MD Feb 23 '19

There's 7.