Emory University School of Medicine
Mission
We are committed to recruiting and developing a class of students with the potential to become innovative leaders in biomedical science, public health, medical education, and clinical care. We foster a culture that integrates leading-edge basic, translational, and clinical research to further the ability to deliver quality health care, predict illness, treat the sick, and promote the health of our patients and our communities. Our mission objectives are as follows: -Provide outstanding educational programs for medical and graduate students and healthcare professionals -Develop outstanding lifelong learners who will provide the highest quality compassionate care and will serve the needs of their communities in the best traditions of our profession -Conduct innovative and collaborative research and integrate this knowledge into the practice of medicine -Advance the early detection, treatment, and prevention of disease -Ensure the highest ethical and professional standards in all endeavors
Admissions office
Tuition and cost
- Average graduating debt
- $219,605
- Students receiving aid
- 66%
- In state
- $5,456
- Out of state
- $5,456
- Monthly loan payment
- $2,070
- Earnings, 1 year out
- $67,663
- Earnings, 5 years out
- $107,716
Loan payment is on federal graduate loans only. Earnings are medians for everyone who finished this program, and a year out most of them are in residency.
Who can apply
Emory School of Medicine will accept coursework completed at a community college.
Applying
How competitive is admission here?
- MCAT scores this school will read
- Oldest accepted
- January 2023
- Latest accepted
- October 31, 2026
- AAMC PREview
- Policy
- We are not using PREview scores in the admissions
- Secondary application
- Required
- Yes
- Fee
- $120
- Sent to
- Screened applicants. (See Selection Factors for more details.)
- Fee waiver
- Available
- Secondary deadline
- Due
- December 1, 2026
- Letters of recommendation
- Committee letter
- Accepted with conditions
- Letter packet
- Accepted with conditions
- Individual letters
- Accepted
- Interview
- Format
- Panel
- Invitations
- Late August or Early September 2026
- Deposit on an offer
- Required
- No
Prerequisite coursework
- BiologyTwo semesters of Biology with lab
- ChemistryTwo semesters of Chemistry with lab (8 hours) and two semesters of Organic Chemistry with lab (8 hours)
- PhysicsPhysics I and II
Interview
All 2026 - 27 interview days will be conducted remotely on the Zoom platform
All 2026-27 interviews will be conducted remotely on the Zoom platform. All interview days will include both a Group Interview and a One-on-One interview.
Late August or Early September 2026
Applicants who are selected for an interview will be notified by email. (Please be sure to keep your email address up to date in AMCAS.) The Interview Season will begin in September and end in February. The Interview Day will include a welcome session with the Dean and Associate Director of Admissions, two interviews (a group interview and a one-on-one interview), and the opportunity to speak with current medical students, faculty and Admissions staff. A meeting with a current Emory medical student is available upon request. Applicants to the MD/MPH and MD/MA in Bioethics Programs will also meet with a representative of the Rollins School of Public Health or the Emory Center for Ethics, respectively, on their Interview Day.
If you are waitlisted
- Waitlist positions
- varies
- Waitlist offers
- 21
Interviewed applicants who are selected for Alternate Status will receive instructions via email at the close of the interview season.
Sources
- the school's own published admissions page (source checked) · 2026 entering class
- AAMC FACTS table A-1, 2025-2026 · 2025-2026
- calculated by PreMD from the published application and matriculant counts · 2025-2026
- AAMC MSAR public school report
- College Scorecard field of study, U.S. Department of Education
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