Overview
The DO program at ICOM offers a four-year curriculum designed to integrate biomedical and clinical sciences with osteopathic principles.
The first two years emphasize foundational knowledge in medical sciences, while the final two years focus on clinical rotations in various medical specialties, both in Idaho and affiliated locations across the country.
Students also receive extensive training in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM), which helps them develop a holistic approach to patient care. ICOM’s curriculum is tailored to address the health needs of the Mountain West region
Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine
Medical degree: DO
- Meridian, Idaho
- Average MCAT: 506
- Average GPA: 3.60
- Class size: 162
- Total applicants: 2,500
Private
More About the Medical School
To apply to ICOM’s Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program, applicants must submit their applications through AACOMAS. The admissions process is holistic, with consideration given to academic performance, MCAT scores, healthcare experience, and a demonstrated commitment to osteopathic medicine.
ICOM seeks candidates who align with its mission to serve the healthcare needs of the Mountain West region. A bachelor’s degree is required, along with prerequisite coursework in subjects like biology, chemistry, and physics. Letters of recommendation and a personal statement are also part of the application.
Selected candidates will be invited for an interview as part of the final decision-making process. The school has articulation agreements with several universities, offering guaranteed interview opportunities for students from partner schools. Additionally, ICOM places importance on community engagement and looks for applicants who have shown a commitment to service and healthcare outreach.
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