Mayo Medical School Minnesota

Rochester, United States of America

The Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine (MCASOM) is a prestigious research-oriented medical school affiliated with the Mayo Clinic, offering M.D. programs across campuses in Minnesota, Arizona, and Florida. Renamed in 2018 after a $200 million donation from Jay Alix, it is accredited by the LCME and HLC.

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Rochester, United States of America

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What are the median GPA and MCAT scores for accepted students?

Admitted students typically have very high academic credentials. The median GPA is often around 3.9, and the median MCAT score is typically around 520. However, Mayo employs a holistic review process, valuing unique experiences, leadership, alignment with Mayo's values, and personal attributes alongside metrics.

Does the school require a specific undergraduate major?

No, there is no required major. Applicants must complete the necessary prerequisite courses in subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, but they can major in any field as long as they demonstrate a strong academic record and fulfill the course requirements.

How does the application process work for the three campuses?

Applicants submit one application through AMCAS. During the secondary application, candidates can indicate their campus preference for Rochester, Arizona, or Florida, or they can apply to all three. The admissions committee reviews all applications, and interviews are extended for specific campuses based on fit and availability.