Program Overview
Strategic Plan
To view the Strategic Plan, click here.
Program Level Educational Objectives
The program objectives for the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree define the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors students are expected to demonstrate by graduation. Grounded in the mission and vision of MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine, they incorporate the core competencies of the osteopathic profession and draw heavily from the Foundational Competencies for Undergraduate Medical Education (FCUME), developed jointly by AACOM, AAMC, and ACGME. The curriculum provides education, training, and ongoing assessment to support student progress across these domains.
Program Level Educational Objectives (docx)
Program and Student Assessment Plan
The assessment plan provides both theoretical framing and functional guidance for the assessment of outcomes at the college. It is arranged into major sections representing program outcomes, student outcomes, and continuous quality improvement to demonstrate triangulated efforts to assess and enhance outcomes to meet the mission.
Program and Student Assessment Plan (pdf)
D.O. Curriculum and Coursework
- View a graphic Curriculum Overview or At-a-Glance Schedule for the MSUCOM D.O. curriculum. Note: This is a general overview that is not intended to provide literal information on course start and end dates.
- Read more details about required courses in the Preclerkship Curriculum.
- Read more details about required courses and rotations in the Clerkship Curriculum.
Policies
- Academic Standards Policies
- Admission Requirements and Policies
- COMLEX Data
- COMLEX Policies
- Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program Requirements
- Faculty Appointment and Advancement Policies
- Policy on Insurance for MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Students
- Maximum Length of Program Policy (within Policy for Retention, Promotion and Graduation)
- Wellnes & Counseling Handbook of Policies and Procedures
- Policy on Osteopathic Clinical Training and Student Safety
- Physical Health Services Policies
- Physician Recusal from Academic Supervision Policy
- Transfer Policy