Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) offers campus tours, open houses, information sessions and virtual tours. Visit our admissions section to register for an upcoming event and to learn more about our degree offerings.
Visitors must check in at the security desk in Rowland Hall before going to their destination. Each visitor will receive a visitor's ID badge, which must be affixed to outer clothing and visible.
MAPS AND DIRECTIONSOpen houses and information sessions are held frequently for all programs so you can experience the PCOM campus in person. You will also have the opportunity to speak with admissions, financial aid and student affairs representatives.
VIEW UPCOMING EVENTSIf you plan to visit PCOM and need overnight accommodations, the following hotels offer PCOM corporate rates and are located within walking distance of campus. To make a reservation, use the links below or call and ask for the PCOM corporate rate:
Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue
4200 City Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131
215-879-4000
Courtyard Philadelphia City Avenue
4100 Presidential Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19131
215-477-0200
PCOM is minutes away from abundant attractions, arts, dining, shopping and more in the historic city of Philadelphia and the neighboring region.
Activities and Attractions Near PCOMExplore our Philadelphia campus remotely through our 360-degree virtual tour.
“PCOM has a vibrant community. During my interview day, I was struck by the genuine support from students as they casually made their way to class. In that moment, I realized I was not just choosing a medical school; I was embracing a family where lifelong friendships and a deep sense of belonging awaited me.”
Sundiata Annacius (DO ’24)
“I chose PCOM because of its warm and supportive community of students who are always willing to support one another, despite whatever obstacle arises.”
Sonya Levine (DO ’24)
“PCOM's education has not let me down as I feel well equipped to move into my next chapter.”
Matthew Momjian (DO ’24)
“I immediately sensed a strong community at PCOM. It was evident that the environment among students was encouraging and collaborative.”
Ophelia Okoh (DO ’24)
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