Bachelor
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) – MSUCOMDMC
Course Overview
The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) Program at MSUCOM (Detroit Medical Center site) is a 4-year full-time graduate medical degree accredited by COCA. The curriculum combines pre-clinical osteopathic sciences with urban clinical rotations across Detroit hospital systems.
Graduates receive the title of Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), complying with U.S. licensing requirements (COMLEX-USA / USMLE) and ACGME residency eligibility.
Entry Requirements
- Bachelor degree from accredited US/CA institution; min science GPA 3.00 (Avg ~3.65).
- Bio Sci (8 hrs), Gen Chem (8 hrs), Org Chem (8 hrs), Physics (8 hrs) w/ labs; English (6 hrs); Biochem (3 hrs).
- MCAT required (Valid within 3 years; Avg ~507). NEET-UG not accepted.
- US Citizens, PRs, & Internationals (F-1 w/ US/CA coursework).
- TOEFL iBT ≥ 80 / IELTS ≥ 6.5 if undergrad outside US.
- AACOMAS; MSU COM Secondary; 3 LORs (including physician); WES evaluation; background check.
Career Outcomes
- Resident Physician – Internal Medicine & Hospital Medicine
- Attending Hospitalist & Clinical Specialist (Tertiary Care Hospitals)
- Faculty Member – Clinical Skills & Community Medicine Training
- Associate Medical Director – Inpatient Rehabilitation Services
- Public Health Program Manager / Preventive Health Advisor
Scholarship Available
- Yes
Key Information
Location
Detroit, United States of America
University
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Intakes
June
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$87,099 / Year
Duration
4 Years
Language
English
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