M.D. Admissions

We invite you to join us at Einstein!

Since its founding in 1955, Albert Einstein College of Medicine has excelled in the quality of its faculty, who perform outstanding research, provide compassionate patient care, and are dedicated to teaching; and in the quality of its students, a diverse and talented group who support each other through the rigorous years of medical school training, so that they are recognized by residency programs throughout the country as among the best-prepared.

Einstein is a special place where the learning of both the art and the science of medicine occurs in a friendly, non-threatening environment. Our students embody the compassion and collaboration that are hallmarks of our institution. Whether studying to become physicians or researchers, they demonstrate a tremendous depth of caring for and dedication to the healing of humanity.

Our namesake, Albert Einstein, desired that a medical school bearing his name "welcome students of all races and creeds," and, since its inception, the College of Medicine has been committed to enrolling medical students who are racially, ethnically, and socio-economically diverse. Diversity is an important factor in graduating future physicians who, in keeping with our social mission, meet the healthcare needs of underserved populations in their communities and throughout the world.

As you consider Einstein for your medical education, we encourage you to review the following links:

Considering a Career in Medicine?

Interested in becoming a doctor? Getting ready to apply to medical school? The following links will help you navigate the many opportunities that await you.

 
 
 

Once you’re ready to make your application, please click on Application Procedure. 

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Admissions Quick Facts

  • Class of 2015 has 183 students
  • There were 7,634 applicants to the college
  • The average MCAT score was 32.41
  • Students range in age from 20 to 40, with 35 students over the age of 25
  • 18% of students were born outside the United States
  • Class members represent 78 different colleges
  • 23 different languages are spoken
 
 
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