Hello dude,
NYCOM is associated with New York Institute of Technology, and that is an undergraduate institute. I think there is also a combined undergrad-medschool program too.
see ya,
-your helpful liquid 🙂
NYCOM is associated with New York Institute of Technology, and that is an undergraduate institute. I think there is also a combined undergrad-medschool program too.
see ya,
-your helpful liquid 🙂
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Some, but not all, medical schools are a component of a larger parent university under which degrees are granted. Some medical schools are authorized to grant their own degrees.
Much of the reason why the system evolved this way requires a historical look at medical education in the US, and unfortunately, I have an endorcrinology/GYN exam on Tuesday.
Tim W. of N.Y.C.
Much of the reason why the system evolved this way requires a historical look at medical education in the US, and unfortunately, I have an endorcrinology/GYN exam on Tuesday.
Tim W. of N.Y.C.
MSUCOM is part of an undergrad institution for sure, and Im pretty sure that OSUCOM is as well. OUCOM might be. UNECOM is part of an undergrad institution also, with the med school and some undergrad colleges at the Biddeford campus and the rest at the Westbrook campus. I don't know about the others.
