Courses in human physiology and anatomy, cell and molecular biology, and microbiology are highly recommended. These must be courses that is applied toward a baccalaureate degree in any traditional science field. These courses should provide familiarity with analytic and volumetric techniques.
Courses for non-science or health career majors Nursing, Pharmacy or Allied Health are not accepted towards the prerequisite requirements. This includes all physics courses applied towards a baccalaureate degree in any traditional science field. Course may be taken in any academic discipline; course content should include descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, sampling techniques, measures of relationship, regression models and other tests for significance.
Course must be completed prior to matriculation. Two 3-credit semester courses Any course accredited approved by the English Department that fulfills the general education English requirement of a baccalaureate degree will meet this requirement.
Applicants must complete at least 90 undergraduate credit hours at a regionally accredited U. Transfer credit from a school outside the U. State law requires that academic work taken at foreign colleges, universities or preparatory schools be excluded from the calculation of the grade point average for students seeking admission to graduate or post-baccalaureate professional school. All applicants are required to take the MCAT, which is administered throughout the year.
Information on the MCAT may be obtained online. TCOM requires both a primary and secondary application. Only completed applications are considered for admission. Applicants should carefully read all of the information about the process. UNTHSC is firmly committed to equal opportunity and does not permit — and takes actions to prevent — discrimination, harassment including sexual violence , and retaliation on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, family status, genetic information, citizenship or veteran status in its application and admission processes, educational programs and activities, facilities, and employment practices.
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Student Affairs. Institutional Services. Campus Resources. Financial Aid Information. These programs often have committed to providing medical care in parts of the world where little or no health services exist. Students in osteopathic programs staff clinics in remote rural areas and in urban clinics.
They travel for clerkships to clinics in areas of the world touched by violence, poverty, and natural disasters. The New York Institute of Technology provides a choice of two initial tracks for its osteopathic candidates, allowing students to choose lecture-based or problem-based pedagogy.
Campuses in Long Island, New York and Jonesboro, Arkansas feature the most up-to-date technological resources in research labs and training simulations. NYITCOM provides a list of required undergraduate coursework , along with additional coursework students are urged to consider taking as preparation for application to the program. The first osteopathic degree program in New York, NYITCOM focuses on lifetime learning for medical providers, service to rural and inner city communities lacking medical care, and the search for new medical knowledge in order to solve the health problems of all global communities.
The four-year program begins with two years of actual and simulated lab-based pathology education, including clinical training and experience. Year three includes continuing online coursework while students work in clinical environments. Rotations make up the fourth-year curriculum, including surgery, emergency medicine, and local and global electives.
LUCOM requires at least a 3. Located in Lynchburg, Virginia, LUCOM strongly focuses on bringing quality, patient-focused medical providers to rural and underserved populations.
The Virginia Tobacco Commission provides funding for this program. Rocky Vista University serves the western mountain region with Colorado, Utah, and soon-to-be Montana locations, cultivating medical providers for both urban and rural, underserved areas. Students work in teams, and the program encourages cooperation in the classroom and in clinical settings.
Graduates move on to residencies in areas from anesthesiology to pediatrics to research locations in hospitals and clinics throughout the country. Rocky Vista also provides medical training for students planning to enter active military service through its Military Medicine Program. Rocky Vista continues to expand the research component of its medical program , encouraging all RVUCOM students to engage in some form of research as part of their education as health care providers.
Its annual number of around graduates enjoy high placement rates and test outcomes. Three sites offer flexibility: two satellite locations in southeast Michigan augment the main campus in East Lansing. The Macomb University Center campus provides a wide range of professional opportunities among seven hospitals; the Detroit Medical Center houses the other auxiliary campus, offering experience in a busy, urban environment.
MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine offers its students a variety of community health service experiences, including a sports medicine track where students treat MSU student-athletes. International electives and clerkships give students a chance to serve areas with almost no health care resources. A former U. Navy installation on Mare Island in the north San Francisco Bay provides the setting for Touro University California, an autonomous health sciences university connected to the larger Touro College and University System.
This system of schools and colleges dates back to when it was founded to cultivate and support Jewish heritage while serving the American community as a whole.
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