University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Admission Chances & Acceptance Rate
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Published medians for the most recent entering class, from the school's public class profile.
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What is the acceptance rate at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School?
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School offers admission to 7.4% of applicants, per its published class profile — making it highly selective.
What MCAT score do you need for University of Texas Southwestern Medical School?
The median MCAT score of the entering class at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School is 516. The MCAT is the single biggest academic factor in medical school admissions.
What GPA do you need to get into University of Texas Southwestern Medical School?
The median undergraduate GPA of matriculants at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School is 3.89, with a median science (BCPM) GPA of 3.86.
Does University of Texas Southwestern Medical School prefer in-state applicants?
Yes — about 90% of the entering class is in-state, so residents of TX have a meaningful admissions advantage.
What are my chances of getting into University of Texas Southwestern Medical School?
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