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Glendale, AZ Campus Catalog
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Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Mission
- Accreditation
- Degree Description
- Admissions
- Graduation Requirements
- Licensure Requirements
- Curriculum
- Applied Master of Osteopathic Education (AMOEG) Curriculum for OMM Scholars
- Preclinical Elective Courses
- Clinical Rotations
- Department Descriptions
- Course Descriptions
- Course Descriptions - AMOEG
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Student Academic Policies
- Academic and Career Counseling
- Academic Review & Progression
- Academic Surveillance, Warning and Probation
- Preclinical Promotions Committee
- Preclinical Promotions Committee or Student Promotion and Graduation Committee -- Guidelines for Course and Rotation Failures*
- Student Promotion and Graduation Committee
- Appeal Process
- Attending Off-Campus Meetings, Conferences, Events
- Clerkship Attendance Policy
- COMLEX-USA Exam Policy
- Student Promotion and Graduation Committee Guidelines for COMLEX-USA Failures*
- Course Withdrawal from One or More Courses
- Criminal Background Check
- Disciplinary Warning/Probation
- Dismissal
- Dual Degree Opportunities
- Extended Study Program (ESP)
- Grade Point Average
- Grade for Retaken Course
- Grading System
- Immunization and Screening Policy
- Insurance Coverage Policy
- Liaison Structure
- Promotion Policy
- MWU GME Consortium
- Faculty
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Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Preclinical Promotions Committee (PPC) is charged with maintaining academic and professional standards of excellence in the preclinical courses. At a minimum, the committee meets after the conclusion of each academic quarter to assess the academic status of students with an academic failure, an incomplete, or an in-progress (IP) grade. The committee assesses the progress of each student at the end of the academic year. Students who attain satisfactory academic and professional progress are promoted to the next academic year, provided all tuition and fees have been paid. Students who accumulate two or more failures in the preclinical years, and students in the Extended Study Program (ESP) who accumulate one or more failures in the preclinical years are required to meet with the Preclinical Promotions Committee. Failure of the student to appear when required may result in disciplinary action, and does not constitute a reason for appeal. Students not in an extended study program who have one failure have the option to meet with the committee, but are not required to meet. Notification of the date, time and venue of the committee meeting is sent to the student by priority e-mail to the official MWU student e-mail account, at least two business days in advance. Decisions of the committee are confidentially e-mailed to the student's official MWU e-mail account. The right to appeal a decision for dismissal or program extension exists and is described elsewhere in this catalog. Appeals must be filed in writing, using the student's official MWU e-mail account, with the Dean of AZCOM within three business days following official notification of the committee decision.