The University of Toledo

Medical School Admission

The UT College of Medicine participates in the American Medical College Applications Services (AMCAS) program. Applicants must submit their online application from June 1 through November 1.

Requirements for admission include:

• A baccalaureate degree
• MCAT scores (unless the student is accepted through our early assurance MEDStart Program or through a UT direct from high school acceptance program)
• A UT secondary application
• Letters of recommendation
• Submission of final official transcripts from all undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools you have attended with degrees posted (if applicable)
• Successful completion and review of a criminal records check
• Students must meet the Minimal Technical Standards for admissions

Minimum pre-medical course requirements:
(obtained at an accredited institution of higher education)

• One year biological sciences
• One year of general chemistry with labs
• One year of organic chemistry with labs
• One year of physics
• One year of mathematics
• One year of college English
• Applicants are encouraged to acquire a broad undergraduate education including humanities and social sciences

* The University of Toledo Medical School Admissions  does not accept virtual online lab courses.

We offer more than 20 scholarships to incoming students, as well as nearly 30 scholarships to continuing students. Our Financial Aid Office is here to assist students in applying for loans, grants and other forms of aid, as well. See full list of scholarships here.

Students are selected for an interview on the basis of their individual qualifications regardless of sex, religion, racial origin, marital status or age. The Admissions Committee seeks evidence of general competence with special attention given to the science GPA and the total MCAT score.  In addition, the applicants must demonstrate motivation and enthusiasm for medicine as indicated from their volunteer experience, medical related activities, service to others, leadership skills and/or research related activities. They also must demonstrate personality and character traits important to their future growth as a physician.