Why is LCME accreditation important?
USC School of Medicine Greenville applied for Applicant School status with the LCME in January 2010 and was granted Preliminary Accreditation status in October 2011, which qualified the school to begin receiving applications through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). The school matriculated its inaugural class in the fall of 2012. The USC School of Medicine Greenville received Full Accreditation status from LCME in the fall of 2015.
In 2021, the LCME granted the USC School of Medicine Greenville full accreditation of the medical education program for the full 8-year term, through AY28-29.
LCME Site Visit and History
In 2021, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) granted the USC School of Medicine Greenville full accreditation of the medical education program for the full 8-year term, through AY28-29.
USC School of Medicine Greenville applied for Applicant School status with the LCME in January 2010 and was granted Preliminary Accreditation status in October 2011, which qualified the school to begin receiving applications through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). The School matriculated its inaugural class in the fall of 2012. The USC School of Medicine Greenville received Full Accreditation status from LCME in the fall of 2015.
The USC School of Medicine Greenville Accreditation Team
William Wright, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Program Assessment and Accreditation
Amanda Hurley, MBA, PMP
Director for Accreditation, and Strategic Planning
Tennessee Norman, MBA
Manager for Accreditation and Project Management