Osteopathic School Requirements
Course Requirements for Selected Osteopathic Schools
The list of Hunter College Courses is meant as a catalogue of courses in selecting appropriate and corresponding courses to an allied health professions's school admissions requirements. This catalogue of courses is not meant to detail pre-requisites for admission to all health professions schools. Again, this catalogue of courses is listed to assist students in their course planning.
Course Pre-Requirements for each individual school are listed within the school's text box; students may refer to the individual school's requirements and compare to the corresponding Hunter College course.
disclaimer: This information is an overview and should in NO WAY substitute for personally reviewing requirements for each school.
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Corresponding Science Courses for the
Health Professions at Hunter College:
- BIOL 100 (spring and summer)—General Biology I (with Lab)
- BIOL 102 (fall)—General Biology II (with Lab)
- BIOL 120 (fall) and BIOL 122 (spring)—Anatomy and Physiology
- BIOL 203 (spring)—Genetics (spring)
- BIOL 230 (spring)—Microbiology (spring)
- BIOL 270 (fall)—Intro to Neuroscience (fall)
- BIOL 300 or CHEM 376—Biochemistry
- CHEM 102—General Chemistry I Lecture
- CHEM 104—General Chemistry II Lecture
- CHEM 106—General Chemistry Lab I and II
- CHEM 222—Organic Chemistry I Lecture
- CHEM 223—Organic Chemistry I Lab
- CHEM 224—Organic Chemistry II Lecture
- CHEM 225—Organic Chemistry II Lab
- PHYS 110—Genereal Physics I (with Lab)
- PHYS 120—Genereal Physics II (with Lab)
- MATH 150—Calculus I
- MATH 155—Calculus II
- STAT 213—Statistics
- ENGL 120—English Composition I
- ENGL 220—English Composition II (or any writing-intensive course)
Medical Terminology—no corresponding course at Hunter. You must ePermit the course.
Social Science Courses
- ECO 100—Introduction to Economics
- SOC 100—Introduction to Sociology
- PSYCH 100—Introduction to Psychology—(or introduction to any of the behavioral sciences)
- PSYCH 150—Developmental: The Development of the Life Span—(or introduction to any of the behavioral sciences)
- Public Speaking—any course where you are required to give classroom presentations
New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 3.50
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://www.nyit.edu/medicine/d.o._program_requirements
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 3.45
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://tourocom.touro.edu/admissions--aid/do-applicants/academic-requirements/
A.T Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona
Minimum GPA: 2.80
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
Recommended Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://www.atsu.edu/school-of-osteopathic-medicine-arizona/admissions/requirements
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 2.80
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
Recommended Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://www.une.edu/com/admissions/criteria-procedures
Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 3.40
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
Recommended Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://som.rowan.edu/education/admissions/apply.html
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 3.20
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
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Required Application:
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Website: https://lecom.edu/college-of-osteopathic-medicine/com-entrance-requirements/
Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: 3.00
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://osteopathic.nova.edu/do/admissions/index.html
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Minimum GPA: No Minimum Requirements
Admission Exam:
MCAT required
Prerequisite Coursework:
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Required Application:
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Website: https://www.pcom.edu/admissions/apply/osteopathic-medicine.html