College of Medicine and Life Sciences - MD Admissions

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Watch for important things to do here. 

• No deposit fee is required to secure your seat in Medical School. However, if you decide to withdraw your acceptance, please notify us in a timely manner. 
  
  

• FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)  - The University of Toledo School Code is 003131. Filling out the FAFSA is FREE and it is the best way to find money to pay for medical school.  Refer to the FAFSA section below the six reasons why you should file your FAFSA now. For more information, please visit our Financial Aid page. 

• Authorize Certiphi for Background Check Request.
  
  
• Update your email address in AMCAS so you do not miss any important emails.
  
  
• Request to have official transcripts from all the schools you listed on your AMCAS application and have attended (excluding high school) with the degree posted on it.
  *Note: If you have not graduated yet, please do not have the transcripts sent.
  See more information below. 
  
  
• Please complete and return your Health Requirement Form (PDF) electronically to StudentHealthRequirements@utoledo.edu. Direct any health-related questions to this email address.  
  *Note: Paper forms mailed or dropped off at the Medical School Admissions Office or Student Services will not be accepted.
  
  

• You must activate your UToledo Student Account to be recognized as a student. Please refer to Student Account section below. 
  *Note: We'll notify you when you may activate your account.
  

• White Coat Ceremony - Attendance is mandatory. You will need to order your White Coat. Please direct any Orientation or White Coat Ceremony-related questions to OSAMed@utoledo.edu.

To matriculate into medical school you must have successfully completed your academic degree program at an accredited institution of higher education and completed the prerequisites outlined below.

• One year of Biological Sciences 
• One year of Organic Chemistry with Labs
• One year of Physics
• One semester of Biochemistry 

Reasons why you should file your FAFSA now:

1. Filing your FAFSA early assures that you will receive a financial aid package in a timely manner once we begin awarding financial aid for next school year.
   
   
2. You may list up to 10 colleges on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
   
   
3. The U.S. Department of Education uses the information provided on the FAFSA to determine eligibility for federal student aid.
   
   
4. To complete the FAFSA, you will need your tax information from 2 years prior. This means you do not need to wait until your current taxes are complete in order to file your FAFSA. Please see fafsa.gov for specific tax year requirements.
   
   
5. As Graduate/Professional students, FAFSA does not require you to include your parent's income and tax information on your application, however, if you plan on applying for need-based scholarships; it is a requirement for some scholarships to have that information included on your FAFSA to determine financial need. Including your parents information is optional but encouraged for scholarship purposes and will not impact the amount of unsubsidized loans that you are offered.
   
   
6. For more information please visit our Financial Aid page.

The 2025-2026 UT College of Medicine & Life Sciences MD Scholarship Applications are now available.

To SEARCH:  Search for College of Medicine Scholarships by navigating to this site https://utoledo.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com and click the “EXPLORE SCHOLARSHIPS” button.  You can search “College of Medicine” in the Keyword(s) Search for a listing of potential award applications.

To APPLY:   Navigate to this site and click the “STUDENTS” button:  https://utoledo.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com  then login with your UTAD@rockets.utoledo.edu  credentials.  Only apply for COMLS MD scholarships that you are eligible for such as the COM NEW MD Student Scholarship application or the David Hamilton Ryerson Memorial Scholarship application.

A 2025-2026 FAFSA must be filed by May 31, 2025 to be considered for financial need based scholarships that are pooled in the New Medical Student Scholarship Application.  A FASFA is not required for academic merit based scholarship consideration.  Note that you may apply for scholarships and then complete your FAFSA later as the new FAFSA recently opened for the next academic year. The University of Toledo College of Medicine & Life Sciences FAFSA Title IV School Code is 003131.

UT COMLS MD Scholarships are highly competitive with limited funding opportunities.   As a result, we also encourage you to expand your search to include general scholarship applications if you qualify as well as external scholarship opportunities.  A listing of various external organizations is available here:  https://www.utoledo.edu/med/md/financial-aid.html in the “Scholarships” box –> External Scholarship List.

Please be advised that AMCAS does not forward on transcripts.

It is very important that you request to have official transcripts from all the schools you listed on your AMCAS application and have attended (not high school) with the degree posted on it to be sent (electronically or U.S. mail) directly to our Medical School. 

Electronic Address:
medadmissions@utoledo.edu

Mailing Address:
College of Medicine and Life Sciences
ATTN: Danielle Dougherty
Mulford Library Building, MS #1043
The University of Toledo
3000 Arlington Avenue
Toledo, OH 43614

If you are not a University of Toledo student, you will need to activate your University of Toledo Student Account. 

It important to know that once you have activated your UTAD account, you will have to wait approximately 24 hours before you may login to MYUT Portal.

Your Rocket Number (R ----Student ID number) is located in the (Portal – applymed.utoledo.edu; Prematriculation tab, first bullet point).  To access your UT email, please go here and click on the UT Rockets Email (Students).

The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences implemented a major curriculum change with emphasis on competency-based curriculum with early clinical experience and seamless integration of foundational and clinical sciences.

Learn more about Rocket Medicine: Launching into the Future of Medical Education and see example timelines of the Integrated Systems-Based Science Curriculum, along with curriculum schedules and breaks.