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TouroCOM Montana

2027 Entry Requirements & Interview Format

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls is a US DO program in Great Falls, MT that takes 2027-entry applications through AACOMAS. Its published class profile lists a median MCAT of 504 (range 499–509), a median GPA of 3.50, a 8.0% acceptance rate and a class of 126. The school holds a traditional interview: October 2026–March 2027.

Location
Great Falls, MT, United States
Established
2023
Interviews (2027 entry)
October 2026–March 2027
Decisions (2027 entry)
Rolling admissions

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Overview

About TouroCOM Montana (DO)

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls (TouroCOM Montana), the newest campus of the Touro system, opened in 2023 (inaugural class July/August 2023) and is dedicated to training osteopathic physicians for rural and frontier communities across Montana and the Northwest. Located in Great Falls, the campus partners with regional hospitals and tribal health facilities.

Its mission emphasizes primary care and rural-medicine placement, addressing Montana's profound physician shortage.

What makes TouroCOM Montana (DO) different

AACOMAS application. TouroCOM Montana is one of very few osteopathic medical schools in the Mountain West interior. Its focus on frontier medicine and tribal health distinguishes it nationally. Students gain clinical exposure in settings most DO graduates never encounter, including critical access hospitals and Indian Health Service facilities.

TouroCOM Montana (DO) course & teaching

Integrated curriculum. 4-year DO curriculum with OMM integrated throughout. Pre-clinical years in Great Falls; clinical rotations dispersed across Montana rural hospitals, critical access hospitals, and tribal health centers. Emphasis on frontier medicine competencies including telemedicine.

TouroCOM Montana (DO) research strengths

TouroCOM Montana (DO) is strong in these research areas:

  • Rural health disparities
  • Tribal and Native health
  • Primary care workforce
  • Osteopathic manipulative medicine

How the TouroCOM Montana (DO) interview runs

Format: Traditional one-on-one or panel interview with faculty

TouroCOM invites selected applicants to an informational presentation and a formal interview with several faculty members, and all interviews in the 2025–2026 cycle were conducted remotely. The interview covers motivation for osteopathic medicine, rural and frontier health commitment, and personal background. Interviewers specifically probe readiness to practice in underserved rural and Native American communities across Montana.

TouroCOM Montana (DO) intake

Approximately 125 students per year.

Where TouroCOM Montana (DO) is

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls was founded in 2023 and is based in Great Falls, MT.

Programmes offered:

  • Rural Medicine
  • Primary Care
  • Family Medicine
  • Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
  • Tribal and Native Health
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Entry requirements

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TouroCOM Montana (DO) at a glance

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls Medicine — 2027 entry at a glance
MCAT / GPA (medians)504 · 3.50 (MCAT range 499–509)
Acceptance rate8.0%
Class size126
In-state preferenceNo stated in-state preference
Interview formatTraditional interview
IntakeApproximately 125 students per year
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls Medicine admissions profile — 2027 entry
Admission overviewBachelor's degree and MCAT required. AACOMAS application. Demonstrated commitment to rural and underserved medicine strongly preferred. Healthcare experience, especially in rural or tribal settings, is valued. DO shadowing expected.
MCAT median504 (range 499–509)
GPA median3.50 overall / 3.44 science (BCPM)
Acceptance rate8.0%
Class size126
In-state preferenceNone
CASPerRequired
Holistic review emphasisRural and frontier medicine commitment, DO shadowing, tribal/underserved healthcare experience.
NotesEstimates from publicly available TouroCOM and AACOMAS data; verify current cycle.
Specialities offeredRural Medicine, Primary Care, Family Medicine, Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, Tribal and Native Health

MCAT, GPA, acceptance-rate and class-size figures are taken from Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls's published admissions data. Class profiles are republished each year — confirm which entering class these numbers describe before you rely on them.

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Interview

How TouroCOM Montana (DO) interviews applicants

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls Medicine interview — 2027 entry
FormatTraditional one-on-one or panel interview with faculty
Interview window (2027 entry)October 2026–March 2027
Decision date (2027 entry)Rolling admissions
Post-interview chancesApproximately 30–45% post-interview (estimated; small program).
Tutor insight
TouroCOM Montana interviews are mission-driven — if you cannot articulate a genuine, specific commitment to rural and frontier medicine, this school will not be a strong fit. Research Montana's physician shortage data and the Indian Health Service before your interview. Demonstrate flexibility and resilience, as rural training involves logistical challenges urban programs do not. Apply early; rolling admissions favor early AACOMAS submissions.
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Nurse to Physician Career Change

You are 34 and spent eight years as a registered nurse on a medical-surgical unit before deciding to pursue medical school. Your undergraduate GPA dates from 2014 and you took the MCAT in 2022 after two years of post-baccalaureate coursework. Make the case for why your non-traditional path strengthens rather than complicates your application.

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Honoring a POLST Against Family Wishes

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Where TouroCOM Montana (DO)'s figures come from

Checked against Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine — Great Falls's own website on 15 August 2026: our record for the school was reconciled with what it publishes there. For most US schools that is class size and interview format only, so MCAT, GPA and acceptance-rate figures remain unconfirmed.

FAQ

TouroCOM Montana (DO) — frequently asked questions

TouroCOM Montana (DO) matriculants have a median MCAT of 504. The middle range of matriculants is 499–509. US schools publish medians rather than cut-offs, and committees review holistically — the MCAT is weighed alongside GPA, clinical and research experience, letters of recommendation and secondary essays.

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