Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) Program Data | PCOM
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Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)  
PCOM Program Data

The following information is for the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program at PCOM. To view program statistics for our other locations, visit the PCOM Georgia and PCOM South Georgia pages.

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Program Acceptance and Matriculation Data

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Admission Indicators


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Demographics


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Financial Aid and Average Indebtedness

  2022-2023
Percentage of DO students receiving financial aid 85.1
Average indebtedness of graduates in academic year* $229,774

*Includes indebtedness for DO degree only.

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Mean Time to Completion 

*General DO program length is four years. 

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Residency Placement Rates

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Residency Placement Rates by Gender

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Residency Placement Rates by Ethnicity for 2023

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COMLEX Data

*COMLEX III data for 2022-2023 is not listed. Assessment of PCOM graduates on COMLEX III affirms that the systems of assessing student progress through the course of instruction produces graduates who attain the competencies for GME and osteopathic medical practice.

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Graduation and Retention Rates

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Questions about demographics for faculty and staff should be directed to: Christina Mazzella, Chief Human Resources Officer at christinamaz@pcom.edu

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