Overview
IU School of Medicine offers a highly comprehensive MD program designed to train future physicians with a strong focus on patient-centered care.
The program is spread across nine campuses in Indiana, offering a blend of academic instruction and clinical experience tailored to each student’s interests. The curriculum is divided into three phases, emphasizing foundational sciences, clinical skills, and hands-on practice through clerkships.
The program also offers unique opportunities in rural and urban medicine, global health, and dual degree options like MD/PhD, MD/MPH, and MD/MBA.
Indiana University School of Medicine
Medical degree: MD
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Average MCAT: 511
- Average GPA: 3.80
- Class size: 364
- Total applicants: 6,109
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More About the Medical School
Applicants to IU School of Medicine must submit their applications via AMCAS, with a deadline in mid-November.
The admissions process is holistic, reviewing academic records, MCAT scores, extracurricular involvement, and personal qualities. Prerequisite coursework includes a year each of biology, chemistry, and physics, with labs, as well as biochemistry and courses in social and behavioral sciences.
Applicants are encouraged to gain experience in healthcare settings. After an initial review, selected candidates are invited for an interview and must complete a supplemental application. IU School of Medicine also offers an Early Decision Program for students wishing to secure a spot early. The school does not accept international students but welcomes reapplicants who strengthen their applications.
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