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Entrance, this was once a hospital
Kansas City University, Admissions Building, Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City University College & University

Established in 1916, the College of Osteopathic Medicine is affiliated with the Kansas University of Medicine and Biosciences. It is a medical school and enrolls more than 850 students in a four-year program. The first two years of the curriculum are classroom oriented and focus on the basic of the medical sciences. The last two years focus on training programs of the students. The College of Osteopathic Medicine has a three-semester system, such as fall, spring and summer semesters. It additionally provides postdoctoral training programs for the students. It offers financial aid programs according to the need of the students. The college also provides awards, loans and scholarships for the students. It also has a library and media center that provides books, journals and Internet access. The College of Osteopathic Medicine is located in Kansas City, Mo.

Phone: (816) 654-7000

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Independence Ave and Highland Ave

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1750 Independence Ave Kansas City, MO 64106 ·820.51 mi

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Victor Hugo V. 06/04/24

Wonderful place to get a DO degree. Been around 100+ years and a pioneer to osteopathic education.

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Paul M. 04/30/21

My daughter was accepted to this medical school and we came for a tour of the University. 2nd year medical students gave us the tour and showed us around. This D.O. Medical school has been...

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NaTasha C. 01/13/20

The security guard I encountered tonight was an a**hole. He was very rude and treated me like I wasn't suppose to be there. I knew where I was going and what I was supposed to do. I was given...

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