Transition Form for the 3+1 Program

The applicant is responsible for submitting this form to the OSU-CHS College of Medicine Admissions Office at osucomadmissions@okstate.edu by May 31.

Section 1: To be completed by the 3+1 applicant at the end of the spring semester of their junior year.

Institution *

Student Name *

Anticipated Start Date *

Primary Major *

Planned MCAT Date *

School Email *

Alternate Email

Student Signature *

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Date *

Phone *

Please ensure the correct email address is provided, as this form will be emailed to your academic advisor to finalize the next steps.

Academic Advisor Email *

Notes for Academic Advisor (optional)

After you have completed this section, scroll down to the bottom of the form and click submit to send to your academic advisor.

Section 2: To be completed by the applicant’s primary academic advisor or Pre-Health Advisor.

Staff Name *

Phone *

Title *

Email *

I verify this student is on track to have completed the following graduation requirements toward their bachelor’s degree before the first day of school at the OSU-CHS College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Their primary major is an approved major for the 3+1 Program.

The student has a cumulative 3.5 Grade Point Average (GPA) and a 3.5 science GPA.

At least 90 hours of degree-applicable undergraduate credit towards their major.

At least 30 semester credit hours earned in residence at the undergraduate institution.

15 of the final 30 of the upper division credit hours in the major field at the undergraduate institution.

All degree requirements for their bachelor’s degree, including general education, college/departmental requirements, all major and elective requirements, notwithstanding coursework eligible to be substituted per their University Catalog degree sheet, must be completed prior to their first day of medical school.

Staff Signature *

Date *

Questions? Contact the OSU-CHS College of Medicine Admissions Office at osucomadmissions@okstate.edu

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