| Established
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1975 |
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| Location
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Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
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| Dean
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Kenneth H. Johnson D.O. |
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| Degrees granted
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D.O.
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| Dual degrees offered
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D.O./M.A., D.O./M.S., D.O./M.P.H.,
D.O/M.B.A., D.O./Ph.D., M.H.A.
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| Total enrollment
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528
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Current First-Year Class |
(2016) |
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| Applicants |
4,152
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| Admitted |
139 |
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| Minority |
19%
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| Male/Female ratio
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55%/45%
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| Average
undergraduate
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GPA 3.64 |
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| Average MCAT
score |
27.17 |
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Tuition and fees
(two semesters, resident) |
$29,878
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Tuition and fees
(two semesters, nonresident) |
$42,268 |
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Residents, Interns and Fellows |
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The
Centers for
Osteopathic Research and Education (CORE)
is a medical education consortium bridging undergraduate clinical
rotations
and residencies with the most respected teaching hospitals and
osteopathic
medical education faculty in the nation. OU-HCOM is the academic
sponsor for
osteopathic graduate medical education programs at these
27 teaching hospitals
throughout Ohio. |
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Graduate medical education
positions |
600
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Osteopathic graduate
medical programs |
98 |
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Medical specialties
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34
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Alumni |
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Total practicing graduates as of 2012 |
2,278 |
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| In Ohio 1,327 |
(58.3%) |
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| Outside Ohio 951 |
(41.7%) |
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| Practicing in primary
care* 1,142 |
(50.1%) |
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Practicing in communities
1,295
with populations of less than 50,000** |
(57%) All practicing |
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* Primary care fields: family practice, general internal medicine and
pediatrics
** A
recent study ranked OU-HCOM first
in Ohio and tied for 11th among all medical schools
in the country for producing the highest percentage of graduates
practicing in rural areas. |
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Faculty |
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| Fully affiliated
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109 |
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| Emeritus |
9 |
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| Clinical faculty at
CORE hospitals
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2,042 |
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