Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Mission
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai advances science, medicine, and health care delivery for the benefit of humanity through a culture of excellence, innovation, collaboration, and belonging. We conduct groundbreaking research; educate and nurture the next generation of exceptional clinicians, researchers, teachers, and leaders; and deliver the most advanced compassionate care with an unwavering commitment to health equity.
Admissions office
Tuition and cost
- Average graduating debt
- $179,556
- Students receiving aid
- 67%
- In state
- $7,204
- Out of state
- $0
- Earnings, 5 years out
- $130,137
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
Pre-requisite courses completed at the community college level or in an online format will be considered on a case-by-case basis. If these required courses are fulfilled with community college level coursework, it is recommended for applicants to complete additional higher-level courses in related subjects at a 4-year accredited institution.
Applying
How competitive is admission here?
- MCAT scores this school will read
- Oldest accepted
- January 2021
- Latest accepted
- September 04, 2026
- AAMC PREview
- Policy
- Exploring PREview for Future use – will not be used in this cycle’s admissions decisions
- Secondary application
- Required
- Yes
- Fee
- $110
- Sent to
- All verified applicants
- Fee waiver
- Available
- Secondary deadline
- Due
- We offer interviews on a rolling basis from August-February and recommend all materials submitted as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit your supplemental application is November 1.
- Letters of recommendation
- Committee letter
- Accepted with conditions
- Letter packet
- Accepted with conditions
- Individual letters
- Accepted
- Interview
- Format
- One-on-one
- Invitations
- August
- Deposit on an offer
- Required
- No
Prerequisite coursework
- BiochemistryOne semester required.
- BiologyOne academic year required.
- Composition & RhetoricOne academic year of English intensive writing courses
- SociologyApplicants are encouraged to complete coursework which provide exposure to social determinants of health and disparities in health care outcomes. Coursework examples include sociology, public health, political science, global health, bioethics, urban studies, history, and economics.
- StatisticsBiostatistics is preferred.
Interview
All interviews will be virtual for the 2027 application cycle
Regional interviews are not available
Two thirty-minute open file interviews with faculty and/or senior medical students.
August
In addition to interviews, the day will include an opportunity to learn more about the community, curriculum and student experience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
If you are waitlisted
- Waitlist positions
- Notifications are sent in March and the number of waitlist positions varies from year to year.
Applicants are encouraged to communicate via the application portal to accept their place and submit updates and letters of interest. Acceptance offers are sent until the start of orientation.
Sources
- a public compilation of schools' published figures, not yet checked against the school
- 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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