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Admission to the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM), part of the University of North Texas Health Science Center, is a competitive process that evaluates various academic and personal factors. While TCOM primarily focuses on undergraduate performance, MCAT scores, and relevant experience for its Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program, SAT scores are not typically a direct requirement for admission since TCOM is a graduate-level medical school. However, for students applying through combined or early assurance programs, such as the BS/DO pathway, SAT scores may play a role in the initial undergraduate admission process at affiliated institutions before transitioning to TCOM. Understanding the expectations for standardized testing can help prospective students prepare effectively for these pathways.

SAT Score Ranges for Admitted Students:

Score Range: 1460–1580 (for competitive undergraduate programs linked to TCOM pathways)
Average Score: Approximately 1520 (based on top-tier undergraduate admissions data)
Percentile: 75th percentile or higher is recommended for strong consideration in affiliated programs

Key Points:

SAT/ACT scores are not directly required for Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM) admissions but may be necessary for undergraduate components of combined programs.
Scores are evaluated holistically alongside high school GPA, extracurriculars, and other criteria during undergraduate admissions for TCOM pathways.
Some affiliated undergraduate programs may superscore SAT results, combining the highest section scores across multiple test dates.
Alternatives such as AP or IB test scores may be considered for undergraduate admission or placement but are not substitutes for SAT/ACT in most cases.
Prospective students aiming for TCOM through early assurance programs should target SAT scores in the 75th percentile (around 1460+) to strengthen their undergraduate applications.

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