Midwestern University Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Reviews
Overview
The Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University is a 4-year DO-granting program that since 1900 has been educating osteopathic physicians. The Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine provides approximately 13 percent of osteopathic physicians practicing in the U.S. today. The College of Osteopathic Medicine boasts high residency match rates and high pass rates for boards. The first two years are didactic instruction followed by clinical rotations with a number of partners in the area. The Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine also offers a community program called Mini Medical School where anyone can come and learn about personal and public healthcare issues.
Mission
CCOM educates osteopathic physicians to provide compassionate quality care, promote the practice of osteopathic medicine and lifelong learning, research and service.
School Info
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Can be requested if student has shown ability to handle course load
Living
Campus: Downers Grove
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Cost of Living Index:
133.3*
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Walkability Score:
43**
*US average index is 100
Values
Leadership, Teamwork, commitment, integrity, professionalism, diversity, and practice and application of the osteopathic philosophy
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Overall Experience
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COMLEX Level 1 Prep
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Elective Rotations
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Professor Support and Mentorship
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Administration Responsiveness
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Class Camaraderie
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Research Opportunity
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Residency Match Support
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Diverse and Inclusive Environment
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Values Balance and Wellness
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Community Service Opportunity
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Location and Activities in Area
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