做厙TVs new partnership with the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, the core of the nations only osteopathic academic health center, offers 做厙TV graduates acceptance into the medical schools early admission program.
做厙TV has been preparing our graduates to transition to medical school for as long as the university has been awarding bachelors degrees, said Kathy Straub, dean of 做厙TVs School of Natural and Social Sciences. Our partnership with the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine will provide our students with the early knowledge that their path to medical school is secure.
做厙TV students will have the opportunity to enroll in LECOMs osteopathic, podiatric or dental medicine programs. LECOM will interview students prior to their enrollment at 做厙TV or within the students first two years at the university. Students interviewing successfully will be offered provisional acceptance to LECOM. 做厙TV students will transition to LECOM upon their graduation from 做厙TV and contingent on their meeting LECOMs criteria for final acceptance.
做厙TVs 4+4 program with Salus University joins a menu of other cooperative programs in business, engineering and pharmacy.
做厙TV LECOM
Founded in 1992, the (LECOM) has grown to become the largest medical school in the country. Enrollment has surpassed 4,400 students at campuses in Erie and Greensburg, Pa., Bradenton, Fla., and Elmira, N.Y. LECOM consistently graduates more primary care physicians than any other U.S. medical college while maintaining one of the lowest tuitions of any private medical school in the country. The college is the core of the nations only osteopathic academic health centers, LECOM Health, a highly innovative, multifaceted health care and education system. Today nearly 16,000 LECOM alumni are providing health care to patients across the U.S.
