Dynamic Partnerships
Ours is a truly statewide footprint. With three academic campuses and prestigious health system partners, we are positioned to impact the health and wellbeing of communities across Ohio. As the pace of health care accelerates, collaboration is critical to ensure the continued success of our students, our college and our partners.
CLASS OF 2027
Students admitted
From Ohio
Are first-generation college students
Students admitted
From Ohio
Are first-generation college students
Are from traditionally underrepresented communities
The Osteopathic Heritage Foundation supports Heritage College student scholarships, totaling $777,391. Other scholarships and grants totaled $95,458, not including an additional $2 million in Student Affordability Scholarships.
Class of 2024 Residency Matches Primary care - 46% Emergency Medicine - 13% Psychiatry - 7% General Surgery - 4% OB/GYN - 4% Orthopedic Surgery - 2% Anesthesiology - 6% Dermatology - <1% Physical Medicine & Rehab - 3% Pathology - <1% Match to Ohio - 62%
Dublin Speaker Series
The inaugural Ohio University Dublin Speaker Series sessions occurred this year with a focus on healthy aging. This series, with a session each semester, provided valuable information to attendees and enhanced the profile of the university’s Dublin campus. The fall session held featured a program on exercise and aging entitled “Live Longer, Live Stronger” presented by Drs. Clark and Consitt. The spring event, “The Art of Aging with a Healthy Brain,” discussed cognitive concerns/prevention and was presented by Drs. Muniz-Terrera and Suhr. These programs were well attended and received by members of the community.
Early outreach
In FY 2023-24, two new early outreach programs were launched to engage middle school students in central Ohio. The Bandage a Bobcat program, led by Chett Pritchett, in collaboration with OhioHealth, was launched on the Dublin Campus in April 2024. In addition, the BeCOMe U program, led by Terry Porter, also in collaboration with OhioHealth, was launched in June and had a three-part series throughout the summer with numerous activities. The early outreach programs are set to be implemented on the Athens and Cleveland campuses moving forward.
Chett Pritchett, MTS, Assistant Director, Admissions & Outreach
Terry Porter, MA, Assistant Director, Admissions & Outreach
Medical Academy
The Heritage College received grants from OhioHealth, LabCorp, American Electric Power and in-kind gifts from Elsevier to support the 10th Medical Academy high school outreach program. 57 rising juniors and seniors from 47 local high schools participated in the four-day event.
WELL Certification
Heritage Hall on the Athens Campus was officially awarded WELL Certification Silver, making it the first medical education building to receive WELL Certification. The building provides the Heritage College community on the Athens campus a healthy place to work and learn.