University of Miami Miller

Miami, FloridaMDUM Official website

Class size2022025-2026Source for Class size
In-state tuition$57,587One year, tuition and feesSource for In-state tuition

Mission

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.
As the school states it

Admissions office

Office of AdmissionsMiami, FL 33101 USA

Tuition and cost

Tuition and fees
In state$57,587
Out of state$57,587
One year, as reported. A missing figure means the school did not report it, never that it costs nothing.
Cost of attendance
In state$112,815
Out of state$112,815
Tuition plus the living costs the school budgets for. This is what a loan is sized against.
What you leave with
Average graduating debt
$249,498
Students receiving aid
80%
Deposit
Due
June 1, 2026
In state
$100
Out of state
$100
Health insurance
In state
$4,230
Out of state
$4,230
After graduation
Monthly loan payment
$2,307
Earnings, 1 year out
$66,116
Earnings, 5 years out
$139,150

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

Out-of-state ApplicantsYesYes, Out-of-state applicants welcome
Canadian ApplicantsConditionsNo, Must be U.S Citizen or Permanent Resident of the US at time of application.
International ApplicantsConditionsNo, Must be U.S Citizen or Permanent Resident of the US at time of application.
DACA Status ApplicantsYesYes, DACA applicants are encouraged to apply and will be assisted through the Office of Belonging and Inclusive Excellence.
Transfer applicantsNoNot accepted
Community college prerequisitesConditionsVaries by course
AP creditYesAccepted
Online courseworkYesAccepted
Pass/fail courseworkNoNot accepted

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

Applying

How competitive is admission here?

49.1applications per seat2025-2026
9,912applications received2025-2026
22.8%from in state2025-2026
  1. MCAT scores this school will read
    Oldest accepted
    December 2023
    Latest accepted
    September 12, 2026
  2. AAMC PREview
    Policy
    We are not using PREview scores in the admissions process
  3. Secondary application
    Required
    Yes
    Fee
    $100
    Sent to
    Most U.S. citizens, Permanent Residents and DACA students
    Fee waiver
    Available
  4. Secondary deadline
    Due
    December 15, 2026
  5. Letters of recommendation
    Committee letter
    Accepted
    Letter packet
    Accepted
    Individual letters
    Accepted
  6. Interview
    Invitations
    August 2026
  7. Deposit on an offer
    Required
    Yes
    Due
    June 1, 2026
    In state
    $100
    Out of state
    $100
    Refundable
    No
    Credited
    Yes

Prerequisite coursework

  • BiochemistryBiochemistry +/- Lab. This means a biochemistry course is required, but a biochemistry lab is only recommended.Required
  • BiologyBiology + Lab: 2 semesters/3 quartersLabRequired
  • ChemistryChemistry + Lab: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters & Organic Chemistry + Lab: 2 Semesters/3 QuartersLabRequired
  • Composition & RhetoricEnglish: 2 Semesters/3 QuartersRequired
  • PhysicsPhysics + Lab: 2 semesters/3 quartersLabRequired
  • PsychologyRequired: 2 Semesters/3 Quarters of Behavioral Science. Behavioral science may include such courses as anthropology, economics, family studies, psychology, and sociology.Required

Interview

File: closed fileRegional interviews: N/A
Video interview

Interviews are being conducted virtually. Beginning in November, we will offer on-site tours each month for accepted candidates

How the school describes it

Two 50-minute interviews: One open-file, experiential, one closed-file, behavioral.

Invitations

August 2026

A 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

If you are waitlisted

Waitlist positions
300
Waitlist offers
75

The Admissions Committee establishes the Waitlist order. The Associate Dean for Admissions and Enrollment has the authority to select from the Waitlist.

Sources

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