The 13-acre main campus includes a walking and biking path, a small lake, an amphitheater, and outside patios, providing students with both indoor and outdoor environments for study and activities.
This campus has an affiliated teaching clinic with student rotations, including the Sports and Osteopathic Medicine Clinic, which also sponsors ONMM3 residencies, sports medicine fellowships, and research programs.
The Center for One Health on the main Virginia Tech campus is a grant-funded research lab for collaborating biomedical faculty from VCOM and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
While VCOM has formed a collaborative partnership with Virginia Tech, the degree of Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine is granted and conferred solely by the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine and is not affiliated with any of VCOM’s affiliated colleges or universities, including but not limited to Virginia Tech, Auburn University, or the University of Louisiana Monroe.
Each year, the College admits 185 medical students per class, for a total student body of 700.
Improving Healthcare in Virginia
Since VCOM's first class graduated in 2007, nearly 40% have stayed to practice in rural or medically underserved areas in Virginia.
Meet VCOM Virginia
What sets VCOM apart from other medical colleges?

Virginia Campus
2265 Kraft Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24060 (Get Directions)
Phone: 540-231-4000
Fax: 540-231-5252
Virginia Tech Partnership Benefits
- Full use of university libraries
- Free and discounted student transportation services
- Access to campus recreation facilities and fitness resources
- Student access to Hokie athletics and arts events
- Student clubs and activities