Medical School Admission
Admission to most medical schools is based on academic achievement as indicated by grade point average, MCAT scores, recommendations, and personal interviews. Since medical schools have far more qualified applicants than they can accept, a strong and consistent academic record is essential.
The minimum requirements for admission vary by institution, but typically include English composition, biological sciences with lab, inorganic chemistry with lab, organic chemistry with lab, physics with lab, and social and behavioral sciences. Calculus is strongly recommended. The MCAT should be taken in the spring of the junior year, but only after completing the required courses in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. D&E faculty advisors will work with you to plan your timeline and prepare for the exam.