The greater issue may pertain to the limited number of Montana physicians available to support the clinical training opportunities essential to the portion of a medical education that occurs prior to graduation from medical school. It seems that the presence of an established allopathic school (WWAMI) and the two new osteopathic schools, in not-for-profit and for-profit variations, will test the available hands-on training resources of a state of one million people, or at least there will be accusations thereof.