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MD · Miami, FL · private · applies through AMCAS

University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine

Known as Miami (Miller)

LCME: FullWebsiteAdmissions pageClass profile[email protected](305) 243-3234
516MCAT mean · 2025
3.85GPA mean
202Class size
37%In-state matriculants (AAMC 2025)
$100Secondary fee
Dec 15, 2026Secondary deadline
$57,587Tuition + fees, in state
$57,587Tuition + fees, out of state

Prerequisite coursework

Verify with the school
AP credit: YesCommunity college: Varies by courseOnline courses: YesPass/fail: No
CourseStatusHoursLabPass/failAP creditOnlineCommunity collegeNotes from the school
Biochemistry
CHEM
Required—NoNoYesYesCase-by-case
Coursework verified by AMCAS and folded into GPA will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Biochemistry +/- Lab. This means a biochemistry course is required, but a biochemistry lab is only recommended.
Biology
BIOL
Required—YesNoYesYesCase-by-case
Coursework verified by AMCAS and folded into GPA will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Biology + Lab: 2 semesters/3 quarters
Chemistry
CHEM
Required—YesNoYesYesCase-by-case
Coursework verified by AMCAS and folded into GPA will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Chemistry + Lab: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters & Organic Chemistry + Lab: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters
Composition & Rhetoric
ENGL
Required—NoNoYesYesYesEnglish: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters
Physics
PHYS
Required—YesNoYesYesCase-by-case
Coursework verified by AMCAS and folded into GPA will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Physics + Lab: 2 semesters/3 quarters
Psychology
BESS
Required—NoNoYesYesCase-by-case
Coursework verified by AMCAS and folded into GPA will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Required: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters of Behavioral Science. Behavioral science may include such courses as anthropology, economics, family studies, psychology, and sociology.

Community-college pathways

Upward transfer: YesAccelerated: YesSupplemental: Yes

Coursework that is verified and folded into the AMCAS GPA calculation will be considered in the review of each applicant.

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

https://med.miami.edu/medical-education/admissions/apply-now

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 Out-of-state applicants welcome
Canadian applicants
No Must be U.S Citizen or Permanent Resident of the US at time of application.
International applicants
No Must be U.S Citizen or Permanent Resident of the US at time of application.
DACA applicants
Yes DACA applicants are encouraged to apply and will be assisted through the Office of Belonging and Inclusive Excellence.
DACA details
DACA applicants are encouraged to apply and will be assisted through the Office of Belonging and Inclusive Excellence.

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

Interview

Traditional / one-on-oneVirtual
Format
Two 50-minute interviews: One open-file, experiential, one closed-file, behavioral.
Invitations sent
August 2026
Typical interview day
Evaluation interviews conducted virtually by members of the Admissions Committee is an integral part of our selection process. Interviews are conducted only at the request of the Office of Admissions and are generally held on selected Mondays and Fridays between the middle of September and the end of April. The Committee gives careful consideration to many factors when evaluating candidates for admission. Some of these factors are: Academic and behavioral preparedness to study medicine Breadth of life experiences Preparedness to serve diverse populations Demonstrated interest in and experiences in direct patient care, research, and health care delivery Interpersonal skill level Source and degree of motivation Maturity
Regional interviews
N/A
Video interviews
Interviews are being conducted virtually. Beginning in November, we will offer on-site tours each month for accepted candidates.

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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 process" source
Latest MCAT considered
September 12, 2026
Oldest MCAT considered
September 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
Dec 15, 2026 December 15, 2026
Who receives it
Most U.S. citizens, Permanent Residents and DACA students

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
300
Offers made from the waitlist
75
Procedure
The Admissions Committee establishes the Waitlist order. The Associate Dean for Admissions and Enrollment has the authority to select from the Waitlist.
Deposit required
Yes in state $100 · out of state $100
Deposit due
June 1, 2026
Refundable / applied to tuition
No Yes

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

Cost of attendance and debt

In stateOut of state
Tuition and fees$57,587$57,587
Health insurance$4,230$4,230
Total cost of attendance, year 1$112,815$112,815

80% of students receive aid. Average indebtedness of indebted graduates: $249,498.

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

Official AAMC counts, 2025-2026

Applications
9,912 (22.8% in-state)
Matriculants
202 (37.1% in-state, 62.9% out-of-state; 55% women)
Applications per seat
49

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

Applicants
9,912
Interviewed
686
Matriculated
202
MCAT (mean)
516
GPA (mean)
3.85 · science 3.80
In-state
37%
Women
55%

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 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s mission is to provide state-of-the-art, translational and evidence-based information to enhance the quality of education, research, and clinical practice, to foster professional growth, to stimulate intellectual (academic) curiosity, and to promote excellence in the delivery of health care in South Florida and internationally. These educational activities will be relevant to medical knowledge, clinical performance, soundly performed research and/or patient outcomes.

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

Notes

Class of 2029 profile (entered 2025): 9,912 total applicants, 686 interviewed, 202 matriculated; average cumulative GPA 3.85, science GPA 3.80, MCAT 516; residence 74 in-state / 128 out-of-state (37% in-state, computed from counts); gender 111 female / 90 male / 1 other (55% women, computed); 25 states and 68 undergraduate institutions; dual degrees MD/MPH 46, MD/MBA 25, MD/PhD 11. WebFetch failed twice on a certificate-chain error for med.miami.edu; page retrieved with curl. Search snippet of a school news release says the Class of 2030 (entered 2026) has 204 students with median GPA 3.92 and average MCAT 516 (not yet on the profile page; not fetched directly).

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