Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine is a United States medical school that emphasizes patient-centered training and community service. The institution integrates foundational sciences with simulation, clinical experiences, and interprofessional collaboration to prepare students for medical practice.

Applicants must submit MCAT scores with a recommended minimum of 496 and no subsection lower than the 15th percentile. Scores must be taken within three years of the application date. The college does not consider SAT or ACT scores for admission.

Prospective students apply through AACOMAS, which is the centralized application service for osteopathic medical schools. Along with the application, applicants must provide MCAT scores that meet the minimum requirements established by the college.

The college prepares physicians who advance health through evidence-based practice, service, and ethical leadership. It promotes inclusion, professionalism, and collaboration with healthcare partners as core values.

Research at Burrell commonly spans clinical outcomes, population health, medical education, biomechanics, and translational science. Interdisciplinary teams work with providers and agencies on applied studies that link laboratory and community settings with patient-focused questions.

Students access skills labs, anatomy and imaging resources, libraries, and advising tailored to exam readiness. Simulation and clinical skills facilities support preparation for clinical decision-making, while scheduling and partnerships support rotations and community engagement.