University of Texas Health Science Center–San Antonio, abbreviated as UTMB by Abbreviationfinder, is one of the top-ranked U.S. medical schools located in San Antonio, TX. Keep reading to see admissions application information including average GRE scores, admissions selection factors and dual degree programs of University of Texas Health Science Center–San Antonio.
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, TX 78229-3900
(210) 567-6080
Admissions E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.uthscsa.edu
Electronic application: http://www.utsystem.edu/tmdsas
Fall 2008 Admissions Information
AMCAS application accepted? No
Earliest application date: 06/01
Application deadline: 10/15
Oldest MCAT considered: 2003
Application fee: $55
Director of admissions: Dr. David J. Jones
Does this school ask for a secondary application as part of the admissions process? No
This school requires undergraduate work in these subjects in order to apply: biology, English, organic chemistry, inorganic (general) chemistry, physics, biochemistry, calculus
Is a personal interview required for admission? Yes
Are interviews conducted at the medical school? Yes
Acceptance notice to regular application for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Earliest date: November 15
-Latest date: July 27
Applicant’s response to acceptance offer for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Maximum time in weeks: 2 weeks
-Does the school consider requests for deferred entrance? Yes
-Deposit to hold place in class: None
-Deposit due: N/A
-Deposit refundable prior to: N/A
-Starting month for the class of 2007-2008: July
Early Decision Plan application period for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Does the school have an Early Decision Plan (EDP)? No
-EDP application period begins: N/A
-EDP application period ends: N/A
-EDP applicants notified by: N/A
Does the school have a combined college/M.D. program? Yes
Number of years to complete combined college/M.D. program: 8 years
Web site for combined college/M.D. program: som.uthscsa.edu/admissions/index.asp
Selection Factors
Details on the policies, preferences, criteria, factors and procedures used in the M.D. admission process:
(Data appear as originally submitted by this school)
Applicants are evaluated based on academic performance in undergraduate school with special emphasis on the sciences; personal achievements which prepare them to be a physician are also evaluated. Knowledge of the profession of medicine gained through observing or volunteering in a medical practice or hospital setting is essential. Up to ten percent of the class may be non-residents.
