Your Future in Medicine Starts Here.
A Medical Education Built Around You.
A Four-Year DO Program
A focused medical education that moves you from foundational science to hands-on clinical education.
Built for the Future
Innovative curriculum, technology, simulation, and evolving educational strategies designed for the medicine of tomorrow.
Central Florida Advantage
Learn in one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions, with opportunities to connect your medical education to the communities around you.
A Community That Knows You
Faculty, advisors, and student support built around connection, mentorship, wellness, and your success.
One Purpose.
Four Years.
One Purpose.
Foundations
Build the scientific and clinical foundations of medicine while beginning to develop your identity as an osteopathic physician.
Clinical Preparation
Integrate foundational knowledge with clinical skills and prepare for the transition into patient-centered care.
Clinical Education
Put your knowledge and skills into practice through clinical rotations and real-world patient care experiences.
Advanced Clinical Education
Build clinical confidence through advanced rotations and experiences as you prepare for residency and your career in medicine.
More Than a Medical School. A Place to Become a Physician.
Learn
Engage with faculty, collaborate with your classmates, and build the knowledge and clinical foundation you'll carry throughout your career.
Practice
Put your learning into action through hands-on experiences in osteopathic medicine, simulation, clinical skills, and patient care.
Connect
Find your community through student organizations, mentorship, wellness, service, and the people who make OCOM feel like home.
Know What
It Takes.
Submit Your AACOMAS Application
Complete Your OCOM Application
Interview With OCOM
Begin Your Journey to OCOM
From Application
to Acceptance.
Start Your Application
Submit your AACOMAS application and complete OCOM's secondary application.
Tell Us Your Story
If selected to continue, connect with OCOM through the interview process and learn more about our community.
Take the Next Step
Following the admissions process, accepted students receive information about the next steps toward joining OCOM.
Begin Your OCOM Journey
Complete your pre-matriculation requirements and prepare to begin your journey as an OCOM student.
Ready to plan your application? Visit the Admissions Requirements page for application deadlines, prerequisite coursework, letters of recommendation, MCAT information, and other important requirements.
the Difference.
Medicine Is Personal. Your Education Should Be, Too.
Faculty & Mentors
Learn from educators who bring clinical experience, expertise, and a commitment to your development.
Student Support
Build relationships with faculty, advisors, and peers who help you navigate the challenges of medical school.
A Community With Purpose
Join a community that values caring, service, wellness, integrity, and opportunity.
Come See Where Your Future Could Begin.
of Osteopathic Medicine
OCOM BY THE NUMBERS
Meet the Class of 2030.
Get to know the students who make up OCOM's newest class and the growing community of future osteopathic physicians.
Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine
Class of
2030
The Class of 2030 represents the newest generation of students beginning their journey toward becoming caring and competent osteopathic physicians at OCOM.
Class of 2030 statistics provided by Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Class statistics are provided for informational purposes and reflect the entering classes identified above. Demographic and academic data are reported in accordance with applicable institutional and accreditation requirements.
Want the complete class profile? Explore the full admissions statistics for each OCOM class.
CLASS OF 2028 STATISTICS CLASS OF 2029 STATISTICS
Your journey to OCOM starts here.
Explore what it takes to become an osteopathic physician at OCOM and discover the next step in your journey toward a career in medicine.
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Email
admissions@ocom.org
Phone
(321) 222-5685