Pre-admission Advisement
We are unable to provide in-person individual advising appointments for prospective applicants. We are also unable to advise applicants as to whether or not their credentials are competitive for admission, by email.
Currently enrolled college students are urged to seek advisement from the premed advisor or office at their college/university. Similarly, students enrolled in a post-baccalaureate medical program or a medical school special master鈥檚 program should also seek guidance from the coordinator of that program.
If you do not know who your advisor is, or do not have an advisor, go to the website of the for assistance.
The website of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) also offers a wealth of information for prospective applicants. Click for more. There are also links to the website of each medical school in the USA.
Anyone thinking of applying to medical school (including high school students) should purchase online access or a copy of the Handbook, which may only be purchased from the . It has essential information for every prospective medical school applicant about GPA鈥檚 and MCAT scores for accepted applicants and other important information about each medical school.