Accreditation
Duquesne University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine has received pre-accreditation status from the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA). This status means the University can recruit and admit students to the medical college and is approved to teach the curriculum for the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree.
Element 1.1-1 - COM Mission, Vision, Values, and Goals
Element 1.1-2 - Duquesne University Mission Statement
Element 1.2 - Strategic Plan
Element 1.3 - Duquesne University Institutional Accreditation
Element 1.5b - COM Nondiscrimination Policy
Element 2.4 - Accreditation standard complaint policies and procedures
Element 4.2 - Security and Safety Policies and Procedures
Element 5.3 - Policies and Procedures addressing safety and health issues
Element 5.4 - Policies addressing student supervision in patient care
Element 6.2 - Programmatic level educational objectives
Element 6.3 - Maximum length of completion (6 years) policy
Element 6.12 - Published COM COMLEX first time pass rates
Element 7.8 - Faculty Appointment and advancement policies and procedures
Element 8.1 - Research and Scholarly Strategic Plan
Element 8.4 - All student research and scholarly activity policies
Element 9.1-1 - Admission policies and procedures
Element 9.1-2 - Health and Technical Standards
Element 9.2 - Policies and procedures on academic standards
Element 9.3 - Transfer policies
Element 9.8 - Policies and procedures for students seeking counseling and mental health services
Element 9.9 - Policies and procedures for students seeking diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic health services
Element 9.10 - Policies and procedures on recusal from student assessment and promotion for health professionals providing services to students
Element 9.11 - Policies and procedures regarding health insurance for students
Element 10.1 - Public link where future match data will be published