In order to apply to MC, applicants must have earned a minimum of 90
undergraduate credits, including prerequisites, at a regionally accredited
college or university located in the United States or Canada. The required
credits must be earned prior to matriculation.
Applicants must have taken the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) no more
than three years prior to matriculation. For 2017 entry, the MCAT must have
been taken no earlier than the 2014 calendar year.
Applications will be accepted from international applicants or non U.S. Citizens
who have completed a minimum of 90 undergraduate credits, including
prerequisites, at a regionally accredited college or university located in the
United States or Canada. No credit will be given for coursework taken outside
the United States or Canada.
MCW also accepts applications from DACA status applicants who meet other
eligibility requirements.
MCAT scores
(taken within 3 years of potential matriculation date)
Personal
Statement
Letters of
Recommendation
Undergraduate Letters:
Committee letter, packet of letters, or 2 separate letters from
classroom professors, 1 of whom must have taught biology, chemistry, or
physics.
Graduate
Letters:
Students currently or previously enrolled in graduate school are
required to submit one letter of recommendation from a professor
or thesis advisor. Students recently accepted to graduate school
are not required to submit a letter.
Optional
Letters:
Not required. These should be also be submitted via AMCAS and be
received by MCW before the application is complete. Generally an
optional letter is personal or professional in nature.
Experiences
Personal
Interview
APPLICATION INFORMATION
UPCOMING DEADLINES
August 1, 2016
AMCAS Application
- Early Decision
November 1, 2016
AMCAS Application
- General Pool
December 1, 2016
MCW online
Secondary application must be submitted and all supplemental
materials received. Instructions to access the Secondary application
will be provided via email upon MCW’s receipt of your AMCAS
application.
Must have earned a minimum of 90 undergraduate graded credits, including
prerequisites, at a regionally accredited college or university in the United
States or Canada. The required minimum credits must be earned prior to
matriculation.
Must have taken the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) no more than three
years prior to matriculation.
·
Upon receipt of a copy of your AMCAS application, MC will provide access to
complete your secondary application.
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Deadline for Early Decision is August 1 and General Pool is November 1.
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You are strongly advised to apply and complete your application early.
Applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee on a rolling basis by date
of completion. All required supplemental items must be received by MC for a
submitted application to be consider complete.
·
The Medical
College Admission Test (MCAT) is required and must be taken no more
than three years prior to matriculation.
SELECTION FACTORS
Review of Academic Achievement
MCAT Scores
Personal Statement from AMCAS Application
Academic Letters of Recommendation (Letters are accepted via US Postal
Service and electronic providers including AMCAS, VirtualEvals and
Interfolio)
Experiences
Personal Interviews
MCW reserves the right to exclude any applicant for any reason it deems
sufficient.
OPTIONS
Delayed Admission
Option to defer admission for one year is available to all accepted applicants,
provided the applicant has met all stipulations in their acceptance. The
applicant must file a formal request to defer by May 31.
Transfer Policy
The Medical College of Wisconsin only accepts transfer students demonstrating
hardship into its third-year class from LCME-accredited schools. This is rare as
it is contingent on available space.
The Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) exam
is required of all applicants and must have been taken within three years of
matriculation. For 2017 entry, the MCAT must have been taken no earlier than
the 2014 calendar year.
If you have taken the MCAT exam more than once, the Admissions Committee will
mix-and-match the two most recent eligible exams to consider the best overall
score. Our average incoming student has a 10 in each of the subsections.
The Admissions Committee is still discussing how they will consider scores for
the new MCAT exam.
PREREQUISITES
While it is recommended that all prerequisites be completed prior to taking the
MCAT, completion of the prerequisites is not a requirement to have a file
reviewed, be interviewed, or receive an offer. Completion of all prerequisites
is a requirement for enrollment, and must be fulfilled by June 15th of
the matriculation year.
To ensure accurate academic records, all official transcripts must be submitted
by June 15th of the matriculation year. Transcripts must come
directly from the educational institutions. AMCAS does not forward transcripts
to the medical schools.
If you are on the quarter or trimester system, three quarters or trimesters are
required.
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Math
English
Social Sciences
4 credits Advanced Biology with lab
(Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology, Neurobiology, etc. will satisfy
this requirement if the course includes a lab.)
3 or 4 credits in Biochemistry
(provided the course required both general and organic chemistry as
prerequisites)
8 credits
4 credits
(statistics is recommended)
3 credits
(may use a writing-intensive course to satisfy this requirement.)
3 credits in psychology or sociology
*A course in oral communication (speech, interpersonal communication,
etc.) is recommended.
**AP coursework will be accepted for physics and math requirements only.
All credits must be taken for a grade.
詠瑞留學另有非本科醫學快速先修課程 Accelerate Pre_Med PB
A bachelor’s
degree in science or health-related discipline. The PMPB
requires a baccalaureate degree from a U.S. regionally accredited
four-year institution or a non-U.S. equivalent institution (foreign
credentials evaluation is required).
Minimum
Coursework Requirements:
2 Semesters, 3 quarters or 1 Year
of English
2 Semesters, 3 quarters or 1 Year
of Biology with laboratory
2 Semesters, 3 quarters or 1 Year
of Inorganic (General) Chemistry with laboratory
2 Semesters, 3 quarters or 1 Year
of Organic Chemistry with laboratory
2 Semesters, 3 quarters or 1 Year
of Physics with laboratory
1 Semester or 2 quarters of
Mathematics
Other
Recommended Courses:Social
sciences - Behavioural sciences – Languages – Anatomy – Physiology –
Biochemistry – Microbiology - Immunology
GPA and MCAT
Requirements:The PMPB
program is recommended for students interested in medical school who have a
minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a science GPA of 2.7 or higher in their
undergraduate coursework. An MCAT score of 497 or higher is preferred but
not required.
GPA and PCAT:Students
interested in other professional health fields such as Pharmacy may also
benefit from our PMPB.
In the event that your academic performance does not meet the requirements
or you want to improve your science GPA, you may enroll in our undergraduate
program as a non-degree seeking student for up to two semesters. If you
decide to pursue this route, please contact:admissions.chs@cnsu.edufor
detail.
