Medical School Acceptance Rates

Using medical school acceptance rates is a great way to determine your chances of admission to medical school.

Did you know?

Medical school is the hardest graduate/professional program to get into!

You may be shocked when you see medical school acceptance rates for the first time, but don't be fooled.

Use the numbers as a guide to direct you to appropriate medical schools.

How?

Well, as the percentage of students accepted to a particular medical school decreases you need to be a more competitive applicant to get admitted.

To improve your chances aim to excel in:

• GPA
• MCAT
• Personal statement
• Letters of recommendation, etc.

Don't let the medical school acceptance rates deter you, use the numbers to your advantage while applying to medical school.

Below are medical schools with the percentage of applicants who were accepted to each schoo. Using Alabama (first medical school listed), only 8.65% of all premeds who applied to Alabama were accepted.

Percentage (%) of applicants who applied and were accepted by that medical school:

Alabama

• Alabama 8.65%
• South Alabama 6.12%

Arizona

• Arizona 18.5%

Arkansas

• Arkansas 10.1%

California

• Loma Linda 3.69%
• Southern Cal-Keck 2.4%
• Stanford 1.3%
• UC-Davis 2.01%
• UC-Irvine 2.22%
• UC-San Diego 2.41%
• UC-San Francisco 2.74%
• UCLA Drew 1.45%
• UCLA-Geffen 2.18%

Colorado

• Colorado 4.43%

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Know the differences in admission rates for:

• Residents
• Non-Residents
• Internationals

Don't miss out on having access to the latest numbers to help you get you where you need to be--medical school. It all starts by using Medical School Acceptance Rates.