Program Overview

M.D. Program

The M.D. Program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a prestigious program that offers students a comprehensive medical education.

Application Process

The application process for the M.D. Program includes several steps:

• Prerequisites, Requirements and Policies: The program has specific prerequisites and requirements that applicants must meet.
• Technical Standards: Applicants must also meet the technical standards for admission.
• International Applicants: The program welcomes international applicants and has specific requirements for them.
• Tuition and Financial Aid: The program offers need-based financial aid to help students afford the tuition.
• Once You've Been Accepted: After acceptance, students will receive information about the next steps in the process.
• Class Statistics: The program provides statistics about the current class of students.
• FAQs: The program has a list of frequently asked questions that provide more information about the application process.

Curriculum and Degrees

The M.D. Program offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes:

• M.D. Curriculum: The program's curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in medical science and clinical practice.
• Combined Degrees: The program also offers combined degrees, such as M.D./Ph.D. or M.D./M.P.H.

Our Students

The M.D. Program has a diverse and talented group of students.

• Student Life: The program offers a range of activities and resources to support student life.
• Colleges Advisory Program (CAP): The program has a colleges advisory program that provides students with academic and personal support.
• Disability Services: The program offers disability services to support students with disabilities.
• Match Day: The program celebrates Match Day, when students find out where they will be doing their residencies.
• White Coat Ceremony: The program holds a White Coat Ceremony to welcome new students to the program.
• Anatomy Donor Memorial: The program holds an Anatomy Donor Memorial to honor the donors who have contributed to the program's anatomy education.

Why Choose the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

There are many reasons why students choose the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine for their medical education.

• Clinical Care: The program offers students the opportunity to work with outstanding faculty members in the clinical care environment, starting in the first year.
• Collaboration: Students also have the opportunity to work with and learn from the most outstanding residents and fellows in the world.
• Research Funding: The program has more than 2,000 NIH-funded faculty members who welcome medical students to participate in mentored research projects.
• Mentoring: The program provides coursework that offers infrastructure and mentoring for medical students to produce a scholarly project in an area of interest.
• Diversity & Inclusion: The program values its diverse and inclusive community and is committed to achieving health equity for all through research, innovation, and clinical care.
• Student Outcomes: The program has a strong track record of student outcomes, with more than 40% of graduates joining a medical school faculty.
• Financial Aid: The program is committed to need-based financial aid, so that all students, regardless of financial means, can afford a Johns Hopkins medical education.
• Debt Relief: The program also offers debt relief, with the average medical school debt of its indebted graduates in the lowest decile of all medical schools in the country.