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Application deadline
Dec 1, 2026 · 43 days
Program starts
May 1, 2027 · 194 days
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About the program
Overview
Mission statement
To create an environment that fosters compassionate, dynamic, well rounded, professional clinicians who have an interest in rural medicine and clinical research to enrich the medical sciences.
Program features
State-of-the-art building: large cadaver and anatomage centers, 20-room simulation unit. 15-month didactic experience, then 12-months of 4-week clinicals. Modular learning built around organ systems, certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS. Nurture research: journal club, rural public health poster, and mentor-supported manuscripts. Variety clinical rotations (ortho & 3-electives)
Clinical rotations
The 27‑month program includes a 15‑month didactic phase and a 12‑month clinical phase composed of four‑week rotations, offering 11 core specialties (e.g., internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, women’s health, behavioral health, surgery, emergency medicine, orthopedics) and three electives.
- Credentials offered
- Master's degree (not Master's of Public Health)
- Doctorate offered
- No
- On-campus housing
- No
- CASPA participant
- Yes
The numbers
At a glance
PANCE 2-yr avg
92.0%
First-time pass rate
Class size
36
Cohort
Tuition
$119,000
Total program
Min GPA
3.00
Required
Student:faculty
5.1:1
Plan ahead
Critical dates
- Checked against the PAEA Program Directory on Apr 4, 2026Dec 1, 2026Application deadline43 days
- May 1, 2027Program starts194 days
- Not publishedCASPA verification due
- Checked against the PAEA Program Directory on Apr 4, 2026Not publishedSupplemental due
The process
Admissions
Updated Apr 4, 2026
Program requirements
- Min overall GPA
- 3.00
- Min science GPA
- 3.00
- Min prerequisite GPA
- 3.00
- Min PCE hours
- 400
- Min direct patient care
- 400 hrs
- Healthcare experience
- Required
- Shadowing
- 40 hrs
Interview format
Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
On-site required · Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
Application style
Rolling admissions
Required tests
Letters of recommendation — minimum 3
Employee/Supervisor; Other health care provider; Academic Reference (e.g. Teacher/Professor or Academic Advisor)
Acceptance policies
with exceptions. Please visit the program's website.
Veteran support
Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) - will not accept MCAT
The bill
Costs
Updated Apr 4, 2026
Supplemental fee waiver: Not available
Total cost of attendance
1 recorded cost estimate
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Coursework
Prerequisites
Coursework policies
7 recorded policy fields
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Other
1 required course.
- Medical Terminology
Science
6 required courses.
- General Biology (one year) with lab
- General Chemistry (one year) with lab
- Human Anatomy (one semester) with lab
- Human Physiology (one semester) with lab
- Microbiology (one semester) with lab
- Organic Chemistry (one semester) with lab
Course requirement details
7 prerequisite records
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Admitted students
Class profile
- Avg overall GPA
- 3.70
Gender
- female 89%
- male 11%
Ethnicity
- white 76%
- hispanic 9%
- asian 6%
- black 6%
- americanIndian 3%
Admissions and outcomes
4 recorded admissions, faculty and outcome fields across this program page
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Outcomes
PANCE pass rates
Latest first-time pass rate (2025): 92.0%
Two-year average: 92.0%
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1 year of PANCE results
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Track record
Accreditation history
- First accredited
- 2022/09/24
- Next review
- July 2027
- January 2026Progress Report
The commission accepted the report addressing 5th edition Standard B4.01b. No further information required.
- June 2025Provisional Accreditation
Accreditation-Provisional (following Provisional Monitoring review); Program demonstrates continued progress in complying with the Standards as it prepares for the graduation of the first class of students. The commission noted 1 area of noncompliance with the Standards. Next Comprehensive Evaluation: July 2027 (Final Provisional). Maximum class size: 36.
- September 2024Progress Report
The commission accepted the report providing evidence of revised list of program goals addressing the diversity and inclusion of faculty and staff and evidence of published deadlines for completion of the program. No further information requested.
- June 2023Progress Report
The commission reviewed and more information requested of the report addressing 5th edition Standards. Additional information due October 1, 2023.
- September 2022Provisional Accreditation
Accreditation-Provisional; Program has not yet enrolled students but plans and resource allocation, if fully implemented as planned, demonstrate the probability to meet the ARC-PA Standards. Next Comprehensive Evaluation: June 2025 (Provisional Monitoring). The program is approved for up to 36 students.
Last updated: Apr 4, 2026
Directory facts are sourced from the PAEA directory.