Medical College of Georgia (Augusta University)
Mission
The mission of the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Augusta University is to lead the primary & specialty healthcare needs of Georgia & beyond, with an emphasis on caring for underserved communities, by delivering excellence in individualized medical education, transformative research, innovative patient care & community engagement.
Admissions office
Tuition and cost
- Average graduating debt
- $168,146
- Students receiving aid
- 72%
- In state
- $2,986
- Out of state
- $2,986
- Monthly loan payment
- $2,124
- Earnings, 1 year out
- $63,472
- Earnings, 5 years out
- $159,709
Loan payment is on federal graduate loans only. Earnings are medians for everyone who finished this program, and a year out most of them are in residency.
Who can apply
Please review all pre-requisite coursework information on the MCG website: https://www.augusta.edu/mcg/admissions/application-procedures.php.
Applying
How competitive is admission here?
- MCAT scores this school will read
- Oldest accepted
- January 2024
- Latest accepted
- September 12, 2026
- AAMC PREview
- Policy
- We are not using PREview scores in the admissions process
- Secondary application
- Required
- Yes
- Sent to
- All applicants receive a secondary application.
- Secondary deadlineNot stated by the school
- Letters of recommendation
- Committee letter
- Accepted
- Letter packet
- Accepted
- Individual letters
- Accepted
- Interview
- Format
- MMI
- Invitations
- Beginning in August of each application cycle.
- Deposit on an offer
- Required
- No
Prerequisite coursework
- BiologyOne academic year of General Biology or Zoology in college. If a student places out of general biology using AP credit and chooses to use the AP credit and not take a general biology course in college, the student must substitute one academic year of advanced Biology courses with lab. Students must complete the laboratory requirement in college. Online coursework from a regionally accredited institution is acceptable. It must appear on the official transcript. Letter grades are preferred but pass/fail is acceptable if the coursework was completed at a regionally accredited institution.
- ChemistryOne academic year of Chemistry during college. Of the year, one semester must be Organic Chemistry and one semester must be Biochemistry. AP credit may NOT be used to place out of this requirement. Online coursework is acceptable from a regionally accredited institution. It must appear on the official transcript. Letter grades are preferred but pass/fail is acceptable if the coursework was completed at a regionally accredited institution.
- LiteratureOne academic year of English. English, English- based Composition, Writing, Literature, or Communication are acceptable. Humanities courses may be used to meet one semester of this requirement. AP credit may be used to place out of this requirement. Online coursework is acceptable from a regionally accredited institution. It must appear on the official transcript. Letter grades are preferred but pass/fail is acceptable if the coursework was completed at a regionally accredited institution.
- PhysicsOne academic year of Physics with 2 semesters of lab. AP credit may be used to place out of this requirement. Online coursework is acceptable from a regionally accredited institution. It must appear on the official transcript. Letter grades are preferred but pass/fail is acceptable if the coursework was completed at a regionally accredited institution.
- StatisticsOne semester of Probability, Statistics, Biostatistics, or equivalent. Statistics, Probability or Biostatistics courses that have a STAT or MATH course number will automatically meet this requirement. Other courses that have a different prefix must be approved as equivalent by the undergraduate institution where the course was taken through the Pre-Med or Pre- Health advisor. If such an advisor is not available, the approval may be granted by any Math or Science chair at the institution. AP credit may be used to place out of this requirement. Online coursework is acceptable from a regionally accredited institution. It must appear on the official transcript. Letter grades are preferred but pass/fail is acceptable if the coursework was completed at a regionally accredited institution.
Interview
Interviews are generally held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from August through January
Multiple Mini-Interviews
Beginning in August of each application cycle.
Each year, the Medical College of Georgia invites approximately 650 students to interview for admission into the matriculating class of 304 students. Students invited to interview will participate in a Multiple Mini-Interview (MMI) process, which allows for a consistent evaluation of all candidates. Interviews are by invitation only and are virtual. On interview day, students have the opportunity to interact with current students from both four-year campuses.
If you are waitlisted
- Waitlist positions
- Varies by application cycle.
Refer to acceptance and withdrawal procedures above. Students selected from the waitlist must be willing to be assigned to either of the 4-year campuses.
Sources
- a public compilation of schools' published figures, not yet checked against the school
- AAMC FACTS table A-1, 2025-2026 · 2025-2026
- calculated by PreMD from the published application and matriculant counts · 2025-2026
- AAMC MSAR public school report
- College Scorecard field of study, U.S. Department of Education
Figures here were last reviewed on 2026-08-04.
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