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91视频- Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) 4+4 Affiliation

Students in this 4+4 Medical School Affiliate Program earn their baccalaureate degree from 91视频, then move on to earn a D.O. degree from the . Eligible students can enter the PCOM 4+4 program at any time through their first two years at 91视频. PCOM will accept three (3) 91视频 affiliation students per year/class

Please note: Test scores from the SAT or ACT exams might be required for your application to PCOM, though they are not required for your application to 91视频.

Qualifications and Admissions Process

Earn a 3.25 cumulative overall GPA and a 3.25 science-course-only cumulative GPA through the end of the junior year at 91视频.

Minimum undergraduate pre-requisite courses for admittance to PCOM:

Eight semester hours of Biology, including two semester hours of laboratory
Eight semester hours of Physics, including two semester hours of laboratory.
Sixteen semester hours of Chemistry, including four semester hours of laboratory; at least four of the sixteen required semester hours must be organic chemistry (with lab) and at least three semester hours must be biochemistry
Six semester hours of English composition and literature

As a 91视频 student participating in this articulation it is expected that you develop a robust education in the humanities and social sciences, as well as demonstrating promise of becoming an excellent osteopathic physician. Regular meetings with the Health Professions Advisor will keep you informed and on track. A recommendation of the Medical Professions Advisory Committee must also be earned.

The Application Process

Take the MCAT by fall of senior year and score at least a 504 composite and at least 126 on each section
Apply to PCOM through AACOMAS by November 30 of senior year
Interview formally at PCOM

For More Information

More information on the 91视频-PCOM 4+4 Medical School Affiliation Program, including specific requirements and qualifications, can be obtained by contacting the Health Professions Advisor, Dr. Joshua Corrette-Bennett, or the Chair of the Department of Biology, Dr. Marosh Furimsky.