Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta runs a phased curriculum with a full research block built in — its 'Discovery Phase.' No admission odds, just verified facts and how to read them.
Emory University School of Medicine holds the highest standards in education, biomedical research, and patient care, developing compassionate clinicians and researchers.Emory University School of Medicine, on its mission3
Emory's Atlanta setting — alongside the CDC, the Winship Cancer Institute, and a large hospital system — reinforces a research-and-service identity, and its curriculum bakes a research block directly into the four years.
Emory's class profile for students entering in 2026 (including 9 MD-PhD students) reports a mean GPA of 3.83 and a mean MCAT of 515.1, with 140 students.1 These are means — the middle of the class — not cutoffs. Emory does not publish a science GPA, ranges, or an in-state/out-of-state breakdown. (For screening, Emory has noted an MCAT floor of 502 with minimum subtest scores — a screen, not the class profile.)
Emory names communication, integrity, warmth, compassion, maturity, and community commitment among what it values, reviewed holistically.3 It accepts a committee letter/packet or three individual letters (two from science professors).2 Emory does not list a CASPer or PREview requirement on its official MD pages — confirm before applying.
Emory interviews virtually, generally between September and March. Its official materials don't specify a multiple-mini-interview versus a traditional format, so prepare for both and confirm the current cycle's format on Emory's admissions page.2
Emory lists MD tuition around $59,000 per year.4 Treat that as approximate and confirm the current figure on Emory's official cost-of-attendance page; it's tuition only, before fees and Atlanta living costs.
Emory's phased curriculum sets aside dedicated time for scholarship, and its Atlanta ecosystem — Grady, the CDC, Winship — points at both research and service. Read the 3.83 / 515.1 as the center of the class, not a bar, and show the curiosity and community commitment Emory names. That's a read on fit, not a prediction of admission; we publish no odds.
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Emory's class profile for students entering in 2026 (including 9 MD-PhD students) reports a mean GPA of 3.83 and a mean MCAT of 515.1. These are class means, not cutoffs, and Emory reviews holistically. It does not publish a science GPA.
Emory interviews virtually (roughly September–March) but doesn't specify MMI vs. traditional on its official pages, so prepare for both and confirm the current format.
The Discovery Phase is a dedicated research block within Emory's '4 Phases in 4 Years' curriculum — its signature scholarly feature.
Emory does not list a CASPer or PREview requirement on its official MD admissions pages. Confirm the current cycle before applying.
Emory lists MD tuition around $59,000 per year — tuition only, before fees and living costs. Confirm the current figure on Emory's official cost page.
Emory is private and does not publish a stated in-state preference or an in-state/out-of-state split; Georgia residents file a residency certificate.
These are Emory's own published figures, presented as labeled (means, medians, or ranges) — not cutoffs. Preceptorly is not affiliated with this school and does not represent it. Figures are the school's own most recently published class data and are averages, medians, or ranges as labeled — not cutoffs. No acceptance rate or admission odds are shown or implied; this page does not predict admission. Tuition is the published tuition line only, before fees, insurance, and living costs. Always confirm current requirements and figures on the school's official pages.