List of Medical Schools in Florida

University of Florida College of Medicine

• University of Florida College of Medicine (UF COM) accepts students who already have achieved a bachelor's degree and also features a junior honors medical program that allows students to earn both a Bachelor of Science and a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) in seven years. Getting into medical school is competitive; the UF COM has no minimum standard for grade point averages and scores on the Medical College Admission Test, but the median scores of accepted students are quite high: a 3.72 GPA in science and 31.75 on the MCAT. All students are required to have computer access and to have finished prerequisite courses in general chemistry, biochemistry, physics, organic chemistry and biology before admission.

  University of Florida College of Medicine
  P.O. Box 100005
  Gainesville, FL 32610
  352-273-5074
  med.ufl.edu

University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

• The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has M.D. and honors programs. Required prerequisite courses include physics, biology, chemistry and organic chemistry, two semesters of additional science and English. Credits from junior colleges and the College Level Examination Program are not accepted, but advanced placement credits in English, biology and inorganic chemistry are acceptable as long as they are verified and appear on a college transcript. The school's honors program allows recent high school graduates to work toward a dual B.S. and M.D. degree in seven or eight years. Admission to the program is extremely selective. Students must obtain a minimum score of 1400 on the SAT, rank in the top 5 percent of their graduating class and have a minimum GPA of 3.75.

  University of Miami Leonard L. Miller School of Medicine
  1600 N.W. 10th Ave.
  2015 RMSB Medical Campus R-159
  Miami, FL 33136
  305-243-1094
  med.miami.edu

Florida State University College of Medicine

• Students interested in attending the Florida State University College of Medicine must apply through the American Medical College Application Service. Only those applicants chosen from the AMCAS pool will be invited to submit a formal application packet to the College of Medicine. There are many parts to the formal application, including a minimum of three letters of recommendation, personal photos and official college transcripts. Prerequisite courses include biochemistry, physics, organic chemistry, biology and English, with classes in Spanish, genetics, psychology and social sciences highly recommended.

  Florida State University College of Medicine
  1115 W. Call St.
  Tallahassee, FL 32306
  850-644-9399
  med.fsu.edu