You will learn about the principles of osteopathic manipulative medicine, tour the campus, meet students and learn firsthand about life here. The PCOM graduate program in biomedical sciences provides an opportunity for students with baccalaureate degrees to prepare for health professions or graduate studies. The program presents a broad content base in the basic biomedical sciences with a strong emphasis on human medicine. The first year of the program emphasizes biomedical concepts. It is designed for college graduates who are preparing for admission to medical and other health professions degree programs but who may not currently meet the competitive requirements.
Subsequent years emphasize the research component of the program.
Mailings with applications are also made to many preprofessional advisors at colleges and universities in the middle states region. Personal interviews are not granted for this program. Completed applications will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee and applicants will be notified in early August. Please note that the admissions process in the graduate program in biomedical sciences is not related in any way to the admissions process in the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. The tuition and fees schedule includes tuition costs, due dates, health insurance costs and Bursar's office staff.