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MD · Las Vegas, NV · private · applies through AMCAS

Roseman University College of Medicine

Known as Roseman

LCME: PreliminaryWebsiteAdmissions pageClass profile[email protected](702) 802-2830
—MCAT
—GPA
64Class size
19%In-state matriculants (AAMC 2025)
$100Secondary fee
Mar 15, 2027Secondary deadline
$69,500Tuition + fees, in state
$69,500Tuition + fees, out of state

Prerequisite coursework

Verify with the school
AP credit: YesCommunity college: YesOnline courses: YesPass/fail: No
CourseStatusHoursLabPass/failAP creditOnlineCommunity collegeNotes from the school
Anthropology
BESS
Required6NoNoYesYesYesTwo semesters of humanities courses are required. An Anthropology may satisfied the requirement, but other courses may also be eligible
Biochemistry
CHEM
Required3NoNoYesYesYes1 Semester of Biochemistry
Biology
BIOL
Required6NoNoYesYesYesTwo semesters of biology
Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM
Required6NoNoYesYesYes2 Semesters of Inorganic Chemistry are required.
Sociology
BESS
Required3NoNoYesYesYesOne semester of a Social Science course is required. Sociology may count for the requirement, but other courses may also be eligible
Statistics
MATH
Required3NoNoYesYesYes1 Semester of Statistics

Community-college pathways

Upward transfer: YesAccelerated: YesSupplemental: Yes

The Roseman University College of Medicine recognizes that applicants may follow different pathways in completing their bachelor’s degree or the prerequisite coursework needed to be a competitive applicant. The College will review all coursework to ensure passing grades and verify that the appropriate foundational material was covered. Coursework from all educational pathways will be considered.

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Source: MSAR Report for Applicants and Advisors: Premed Course Requirements 2027 (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Admission policies, in the school's words

For more information, please visit our website at https://www.roseman.edu/academicprograms/college-of-medicine/

Source: MSAR Report for Applicants and Advisors: Admission Policies and Information 2027 (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Who can apply

Out-of-state applicants
Yes Roseman University College of Medicine is committed to addressing the shortage of physicians in Nevada. All competitive applicants, whether in-state or out-of-state, are encouraged to apply.
Canadian applicants
No
International applicants
No
DACA applicants
No
Residency preference (school's page)
All applicants who are U.S. residents or hold U.S. citizenship are considered (international, DACA and undocumented applicants are not accepted); no Nevada preference is stated, and nearly one-quarter of the inaugural class is from Nevada.

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Interview

Traditional / one-on-oneVirtual
Format
Applicants will participate in two 30-minute virtual interviews with faculty or senior staff leadership from the College of Medicine.
Invitations sent
August 1, 2026
Typical interview day
Applicants will be notified via their admissions portal and email if invited to an interview. As part of the interview process, they will be required to attend a virtual pre-interview session before their virtual interviews, where they will learn more about the interview process, Roseman University, the College of Medicine, student services, and more.
Regional interviews
N/A
Video interviews
All interviews are conducted virtually.
School's admissions page says
virtual interview with RUCOM (secondary includes a Kira video assessment)

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Source: MSAR Report for Applicants and Advisors: Interview Procedures 2027 (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Situational-judgment tests and MCAT dates

Casper
Not on official list source
AAMC PREview
Not used "We are not using PREview scores in the admissions" source
Latest MCAT considered
January 28, 2027
Oldest MCAT considered
April 2023

Casper status comes from the school's own admissions page where it states one, otherwise from published requirement lists; PREview from the school's page or the AAMC PREview policies report. Both change between cycles. Verify with the school.

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Secondary application

Required
Yes
Fee
$100
Fee waiver available
Yes
Deadline
Mar 15, 2027 Applicants will have no more than two weeks to complete the secondary for best consideration, though an extension may be granted on a case‑by‑case basis. The final deadline is March 15, 2027.
Who receives it
Selected applicants

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Letters of evaluation

Committee letter
Accepted
Letter packet
Accepted
Individual letters
Accepted

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13). Verify with the school.

Waitlist and deposit

Typical waitlist positions
N/A
Offers made from the waitlist
—
Procedure
Applicants must confirm their offer on the waitlist and are required to respond by the deadline specified in their waitlist letter. Waitlist applicants will be notified of any changes.
Deposit required
Yes in state $100 · out of state $100
Refundable / applied to tuition
No Yes

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Cost of attendance and debt

In stateOut of state
Tuition and fees$69,500$69,500
Health insurance$3,567$3,567
Total cost of attendance, year 1$113,531$113,531

0% of students receive aid. Average indebtedness of indebted graduates: $0.

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Official AAMC counts, 2025-2026

Applications
792 (15.5% in-state)
Matriculants
64 (18.8% in-state, 81.3% out-of-state; 54.7% women)
Applications per seat
12

Source: AAMC FACTS Table A-1: Applications and Matriculants by School, State of Legal Residence, and Gender, 2025-2026 (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Entering class 2025

Matriculated
64
First generation
27%

Source: the school's published class profile (page), retrieved 2026-10-13. Statistics describe one entering class and are not cutoffs.

Transfer applications

No

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Mission statement

The Roseman University College of Medicine (RUCOM) is here to produce the healthcare workforce of the future, developing clinically excellent, community-based, socially accountable, humble, compassionate, and inclusive physicians, and decrease the health disparities in Nevada. This will be accomplished by innovative teaching, emphasizing not only clinical excellence but also ethics, humility, empathy, critical and creative thinking, and real-world experience. Graduates of RUCOM will understand the complexities of communities and how the Social Determinants of Health impact both individual and population health. The communities we serve will be partners in our teaching and learning. Mission To align students, educators, and the community in designing and delivering an inclusive and collaborative environment for innovative learning, healthcare, and research. Vision Diverse professionals improving the health of the region’s rural and urban communities. Values Humility Excellence Respect

Source: (AAMC, retrieved 2026-10-13).

Notes

New school: LCME preliminary accreditation February 2025; inaugural Class of 2029 began 2025 — 64 students at the July 2025 white coat ceremony (charter class target 60), from 14 states, ages 21–33, 27% first-generation, 14% from Title I high schools. Current MD page: class size 60, classes start July 19, 2027, AMCAS primary deadline March 1, 2027; MCAT within four years; no GPA/MCAT minimum stated (the 2024–25 catalog addendum listed preferred 3.0 GPA and 498 MCAT); $100 secondary processing fee; first-year tuition $67,320 (2026–27). No GPA/MCAT class statistics published.

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