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Methodist University2026-2027 Thread
anonymous
Jul 16, 2026
#11

Current student at Methodist in the pre-matriculation bootcamp. Feel free to reply to this with any questions!

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Jul 16, 2026
#12

anonymous:

Current student at Methodist in the pre-matriculation bootcamp. Feel free to reply to this with any questions!

How's it going so far? Any tips for secondaries? What has surprised you the most? Just trying to get a general feel of the program's organization and student support overall

anonymous
Jul 18, 2026
#13

FSUGiveMeAnA:

How's it going so far? Any tips for secondaries? What has surprised you the most? Just trying to get a general feel of the program's organization and student support overall

- The school focuses on community service a lot. Highlighting that in your secondary will help.

- Bootcamp was okay, it's a new school, so there were things students/professors needed to improve on. Such as expectations, content being covered, etc.

- All the professors are super nice. Dean Bell really is amazing. There are a lot of students from outside of NC, so it was good to welcome them here (I'm biased)

- Surprised by the community's support. A lot of the community organizations (Baseball Team, Cape Fear Valley Health, Local Schools/Colleges) have embraced us and offered to assist in whatever capacity they can.

anonymous
Jul 18, 2026
#14

anonymous:

- The school focuses on community service a lot. Highlighting that in your secondary will help.

- Bootcamp was okay, it's a new school, so there were things students/professors needed to improve on. Such as expectations, content being covered, etc.

- All the professors are super nice. Dean Bell really is amazing. There are a lot of students from outside of NC, so it was good to welcome them here (I'm biased)

- Surprised by the community's support. A lot of the community organizations (Baseball Team, Cape Fear Valley Health, Local Schools/Colleges) have embraced us and offered to assist in whatever capacity they can.

Interesting. I haven’t attended bootcamp but was curious in knowing exactly what you think was good/could be better? Do you think it was helpful to attend?

anonymous
Jul 18, 2026
#15

anonymous:

Interesting. I haven’t attended bootcamp but was curious in knowing exactly what you think was good/could be better? Do you think it was helpful to attend?

It was worth my time to attend. I needed the refreshers on biochem , immuno, etc. we had a practice exam on Friday (yesterday) to similar a med school exam.

What could be better: clear expectations of what we need to know for exams (it was kind of confusing !)

Not too much homework 😂 we had a lot of reading.

But overall it was manageable! I liked it!

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Jul 19, 2026
#16

anonymous:

Is there any reason to worry about accreditation, local affiliated rotations, access to research, or match rates with Methodist? It seems like they have great local support but I always worry with newer programs

i would pick an established DO over a new MD

anonymous
Jul 20, 2026
#17

uncorpscomplease:

i would pick an established DO over a new MD

Wouldn't necessarily agree with this, given that even some established DO schools do not have clinical partnerships with large healthcare systems that have established residency programs. If they do have a partnership, they are likely sharing it with a MD institution anyways.

anonymous
Jul 20, 2026
#18

FSUGiveMeAnA:

How's it going so far? Any tips for secondaries? What has surprised you the most? Just trying to get a general feel of the program's organization and student support overall

Basically everything the other person already said. I think the biggest thing is to just be yourself. Don't try to give them the answers you think they want to hear; give them the answers that are authentic to you.

anonymous
Jul 23, 2026
#19

MS1 here. At Orientation this week they published our class stats. In case anyone is interested:

1522 applications
907 secondary applications
522 interviews
(64 seats)
In State: 31
Out of State: 33

Averages:
MCAT 511.98
Total GPA 3.67
BCPM GPA 3.57

anonymous
Jul 23, 2026
#20

anonymous:

MS1 here. At Orientation this week they published our class stats. In case anyone is interested:

1522 applications
907 secondary applications
522 interviews
(64 seats)
In State: 31
Out of State: 33

Averages:
MCAT 511.98
Total GPA 3.67
BCPM GPA 3.57

So you're saying there's a chance :-D