College of Osteopathic Medicine Admissions

Thank you for your interest in our Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program! TUCOM prepares students to become outstanding professionals at the forefront of the scientific, professional and technical areas of expertise, along with their personal and human development. Our program integrates biological, clinical, behavioral and social sciences to educate physicians for primary and specialty care, while following osteopathic principles in the maintenance of health and treatment of disease. Our curriculum is structured into preclinical and clinical education, two years each, for a total of four years.

TUCOM students can choose to pursue public health electives through our Global Health Program or they may choose to earn a dual degree (DO/MPH) through our DO/MPH Dual Degree Program. If you'd like more information about the structure of the DO program (e.g., curriculum, rotations, etc.) please visit the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine main web page.  

Degree Program Information

Are you ready to join the Touro family?  To request information about this program, please complete our Information Request Form and a University representative will contact you within three business days.

 

Admissions related information may be viewed by clicking on the links below.  

Primary Application (AACOMAS)	Supplemental Application	Eligibility/Admissions Requirements
Admissions Process	Application Deadlines	Select Demographics
Frequently Asked Questions	Guide to Osteopathic Medicine (for students, by students)	ShaDOw Program (student arranged)
Technical Standards for Admission	Transfer Eligibility, Process, and Application