The academic ability to successfully complete a rigorous curriculum. Applicants must have completed a minimum of 90 semester hours at a regionally accredited college or university. Applicants should meet or exceed the mean academic credentials of the previous year's class. The applicant also should acquire a broad, generalist background in the humanities, social and behavioral sciences and fine arts. This background will provide the students with the skills and understanding necessary to deal more humanely with patients in various health care settings.
Test scores can be no more than three years old.
Medically-related experiences that indicate an interest in and understanding of the medical profession. The interpersonal communication skills necessary to relate to others. Demonstrated knowledge of and commitment to osteopathic medicine. Applications are reviewed, interviews are awarded, and selection decisions are made during regular intervals within the admissions cycle. Therefore, applicants are encouraged to complete their file as early in the admissions cycle as possible.