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University of Maryland, Baltimore

Baltimore, Maryland πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈMD Β· 4 years

Takes out-of-stateMCAT requiredTraditional interview
Admissions websiteVerified Oct 6, 2026

At a glance

Average GPA

3.84

Average MCAT

514

Class size

175

Applicants

7,186

Interviewed

β€”

Admitted

171

Program length

4 years

Deadline

Dec 1, 2026

2025-26 figures from official sources

Who can apply

Maryland residents (preferred)

69% of seats
2025-261,092 applied118 admitted

Out-of-state applicants

31% of seats
2025-266,094 applied53 admitted

Canadian citizens

Requirements

Degree

Not stated in the research beyond coursework from an accredited institution; applicants who studied abroad must complete at least one year at an approved US or Canadian college or university.

Prerequisites

  • Biological sciences: one year with laboratory
  • General/inorganic chemistry: one year with laboratory
  • Organic chemistry: one year with lab, or one semester organic (with lab) plus one semester biochemistry
  • Physical sciences: one year with laboratory
  • English or other writing-intensive coursework: one year
  • Strongly recommended: immunology, biochemistry, physiology, microbiology, genetics, epidemiology (one semester each)
  • Required clinical experience (shadowing, scribing or interpreting) and community service

GPA

AMCAS cumulative GPA

MCAT

MCAT requiredMust be taken no later than the fall of the year before entry and within four years of the application; no waiver of the four-year rule. Last MCAT date accepted for the current cycle is September 30. No hard cutoff, but applicants scoring below 502 are encouraged to retake and those scoring 506 and above are prioritized for interview.Must be taken no later than the fall of the year before entry and within four years of the application; no waiver of the four-year rule. Last MCAT date accepted for the current cycle is September 30. No hard cutoff, but applicants scoring below 502 are encouraged to retake and those scoring 506 and above are prioritized for interview. September 30 last MCAT date from the timeline on https://www.medschool.umaryland.edu/admissions/your-path-to-medical-school/.

Casper

Not published by the school

How selection works

Accepts out-of-state applicants with preference for Maryland residents: 'a significant number of non-resident applicants are invited to interview and accepted to enter each freshman class.' Average class is about 75 percent Maryland residents and 25 percent non-residents.

Interview

Format

Traditional

Delivery

Virtual

When

September to February (Mondays and Wednesdays)

Dates, deadlines & fees

  1. Nov 1, 2026

    AMCAS primary deadline (MD, MD/Master's, MD/RuralMD Scholars) Β· November 1 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  2. Nov 15, 2026

    Transcripts to AMCAS Β· November 15 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  3. Dec 1, 2026

    Secondary application deadline (MD, MD/Master's, MD/RuralMD Scholars) Β· December 1 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  4. Jan 15, 2027

    Letters of recommendation Β· January 15 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  5. Oct 1, 2026

    MD/PhD AMCAS deadline Β· October 1 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  6. Oct 15, 2026

    MD/PhD secondary application and letters deadline Β· October 15 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  7. Aug 1, 2026

    Early Decision AMCAS deadline Β· August 1 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  8. Aug 8, 2026

    Early Decision secondary, MCAT scores and letters deadline Β· August 8 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  9. Oct 1, 2026

    Early Decision notification Β· October 1 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

  10. Sep 30, 2026

    Last MCAT date accepted for the cycle Β· September 30 (year inferred from the 2026–27 cycle)

Secondary application fee: non-refundable

USD 80

Tuition (2026-27)

Domestic: USD 44,259

Special programs & mission

MD/PhD

MD/Master's (including MD/MPH)

MD/RuralMD Scholars Program

Early Decision Program

In-state DACA applicants

The mission of the University of Maryland School of Medicine Doctor of Medicine (MD) program is to provide an inclusive learning environment that develops lifelong learners who are clinically excellent and possess humanism, professionalism, scholarship, leadership, critical thinking and attention to social justice and diversity.

Sources

Every figure links to the official page it came from. Look for the icon. Verified Oct 6, 2026.

Some details aren't published by the school yet; they show as β€œβ€”β€ until they are.

Where official sources disagree

  • classSize: The FAQ says 'There are 175 spots in the new first year class'; another FAQ answer gives a class size of 165.
  • selection.interview.delivery: The FAQ and the Interview Day section say interviews are virtual; the Rolling Admissions section of the admissions page still says 'All interviews are conducted at the School of Medicine' (apparently outdated).