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University of Kansas School of Medicine

Kansas City, KSMedicine2023 data

MCAT Median

509

GPA Median

3.71

Acceptance Rate

10.6%

Program avg: 14.2%

Class Size

213

Estimated figures

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How to Get Into University of Kansas School of Medicine

To be competitive at University of Kansas School of Medicine, applicants typically present a MCAT score near 509 and a GPA around 3.71. University of Kansas School of Medicine admits about 10.6% of applicants. Each entering class is roughly 213 students. The school is located in Kansas City, KS. Figures reflect the 2023 entering class. The MCAT and GPA figures are AdmitBase estimates, not medians published by University of Kansas School of Medicine. Enter your own GPA and MCAT score on AdmitBase to see your personalized match category and admission odds.

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Tuition

In-State / Resident

$42,464

$19,974 above program average

Out-of-State / Non-Resident

$72,956

Outcomes

Board/Certification Pass Rate

96%

Student Body

Total Applicants

4,978

Women

59.2%

In-State

81.5%

University of Kansas School of Medicine: Frequently Asked Questions

What is University of Kansas School of Medicine's acceptance rate?

University of Kansas School of Medicine has an acceptance rate of about 10.6% (2023 entering class). For comparison, the average across Medicine programs we track is 14.2%.

What MCAT score do you need for University of Kansas School of Medicine?

AdmitBase estimates the median MCAT score of admitted students at University of Kansas School of Medicine at about 509 (2023 entering class). This is an AdmitBase estimate, not a median published by University of Kansas School of Medicine — treat it as a guide only.

What GPA do you need to get into University of Kansas School of Medicine?

AdmitBase estimates the median GPA of admitted students at University of Kansas School of Medicine at about 3.71 (2023 entering class). This is an AdmitBase estimate, not a median published by University of Kansas School of Medicine — treat it as a guide only.

How much does University of Kansas School of Medicine cost?

Annual in-state or resident tuition at University of Kansas School of Medicine is $42,464. Out-of-state or non-resident tuition is $72,956. Tuition figures exclude living expenses and fees.

How hard is it to get into University of Kansas School of Medicine?

Admission to University of Kansas School of Medicine is competitive: it admits roughly 10.6% of applicants, the median MCAT is 509, the median GPA is 3.71. Applicants near or above these medians have the strongest odds. Use AdmitBase to see whether University of Kansas School of Medicine is a Safety, Target, Reach, or Far Reach for your specific GPA and MCAT score.

Where is University of Kansas School of Medicine located?

University of Kansas School of Medicine is located in Kansas City, KS.

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