Built for TCOM applicants — a Public DO (osteopathic) school in Fort Worth, Texas, founded 1970. Its graduates most often match into Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Emergency Medicine. Personal statement, experiences, and signal strategy — reviewed by editors who've sat on selection committees.
Reported 100% match rate in 3 of the last 4 years; 99.2% 4-year average match rate; 54% primary care; 67% of graduates remain in Texas; lowest in-state DO tuition nationally (~$13k); TMDSAS-only application.
DO (osteopathic) — COCA-accredited
Located in Fort Worth, Texas · Public institution
Founded in 1970
The specialties TCOM students most commonly enter, based on the school's published match lists.
See TCOM's full published match list →Areas of academic and clinical strength frequently highlighted in residency applications.
Three concrete moves we'll work through with you — calibrated to the specialties TCOM students target.
Personal statement: anchor your story in the DO (osteopathic) training model and patient mix that defines TCOM — the same qualities that make the school distinctive. Reviewers can tell when a school's culture is reflected in the writing, and when it's not.
Experiences section: prioritise the rotations, research, and service that signal fit for the specialties TCOM graduates most often enter — Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Emergency Medicine — and for whatever you're targeting beyond them.
Signal & program list strategy: with TCOM reporting a 100% match rate in 2026, we balance reach, target, and safety programs to protect that outcome for your specialty.
Competitiveness and match data for the fields you're targeting.
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School data sourced from TCOM official site and published match outcomes.