Overview
The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program at Liberty University emphasizes a holistic approach to healthcare, focusing on preventive medicine, patient-centered care, and community service.
The curriculum integrates biomedical science with clinical training, including early patient interaction, osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM), and extensive use of simulation labs.
LUCOM also incorporates a Christian worldview, encouraging compassionate care rooted in ethical principles. Students are prepared to serve in both rural and urban settings, with a special focus on underserved communities.
Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Medical degree: DO
- Lynchburg, Virginia
- Average MCAT: 504
- Average GPA: 3.52
- Class size: 137
- Total applicants: 1,872
Private
More About the Medical School
To apply to LUCOM’s DO program, applicants must submit an AACOMAS application and complete prerequisite coursework in subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, and English. MCAT scores are required, along with two letters of recommendation, including one from a physician (DO or MD).
Selected candidates are invited to complete a supplemental application, and interviews are conducted on a rolling basis. LUCOM seeks candidates with a strong academic background, healthcare experience, leadership, and a demonstrated commitment to service.
LUCOM offers various financial aid options, including scholarships, loans, and grants. Early application is recommended, as admissions decisions are made throughout the application cycle. The admissions process also emphasizes the importance of integrity, empathy, and a commitment to osteopathic medicine’s principles. LUCOM aims to prepare physicians who are dedicated to serving diverse and underserved populations, particularly in rural and community health settings
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