You might not be able to find the website because it's CU-SOM instead of COM. Probably nothing you can't find with a quick google search, but here's the website:
http://www.campbell.edu/cusom/
It isn't a Catholic school like someone mentioned..it's Christian, and Baptist specifically. But I don't think that will really affect your medical education.
For LOR's, if I remember correctly, you just need one from a science professor OR a pre-health committee, and one from a DO. Class size is 150. Tuition and additional info can be found on their website.
And this is just my opinion that I posted on another thread in response to gpa and regional bias speculations..
the Dean of CUSOM was Vice Dean of Postgrad Affairs at VCOM before he started at Campbell. From what I can tell, he's largely basing his expectations concerning quality of applicants on his experiences there. In fact, it seems like they are using VCOM as a model for many aspects of Campbell's new DO program, including implementing a 3.2 cgpa minimum for acceptance.
Also, I think one poster could have possibly underestimated CUSOM's regional bias. As for his assumption that DO schools with regional bias only accept 50-70% from their region, VCOM's class of 2015 accepted
86% of their class from what they consider Appalachian states (mostly Virginia and NC). I think it's likely that Campbell will show similar bias towards southeastern states, and they have directly said that NC applicants will get additional consideration. This is because one of their main goals is to increase the number of primary care physicians in NC, and statistically students that already live in the area are more likely to stick around after graduation.
It may be too soon to tell, but the people at CUSOM have high expectations for their first class. The Dean has said before that students should have around a 3.5 gpa to be competitive, similarly to VCOM. But it seems like slightly less emphasis is being placed on MCAT scores with a score of 24 being considered competitive according to their website. I would venture to guess that the averages for the first class will be around 3.4cgpa and 24/25 MCAT. Just my personal opinion though.
But if you have questions, you can always just email admissions. My interactions with CUSOM faculty have been very pleasant and they seem more than happy to help.
I know I'll be applying there. I personally love the "family atmosphere" at Campbell, and I think the school is very capable of putting together an excellent DO program. The faculty really cares about students, and they'll do everything they can to see that they succeed.