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Our admission process aims to assess each applicant's unique talents and skills and determine how they can contribute to and benefit from Brown's dynamic academic culture.
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Our admission process aims to assess each applicant's unique talents and skills and determine how they can contribute to and benefit from Brown's dynamic academic culture.
We are delighted by your interest in The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. If you feel inspired to join our community, apply now.
4
pathways to admission for applicants
18th
most diverse U.S. medical school*
144
first-year students
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What We're Looking For
Members of the admissions committee talk about the making of a Warren Alpert Medical School student.
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Candidates for admission must apply through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS).
The interview process provides applicants with an up-close look at The Warren Alpert Medical School.
The Warren Alpert Medical School notifies interviewees of committee decisions on a rolling basis.
Brown At-A-Glance
We offer multiple admission routes for qualified applicants, which results in a remarkably talented and diverse medical student body.
Our newest cohort comes to Brown with boundless potential and a diverse set of backgrounds, experiences, and talents. Get the facts about the MD Class of 2028—from who they are to how they got here.
Browse and compare information about Brown and other U.S. and Canadian medical schools via MSAR, the online database of the Association of American Medical Colleges (login required).
Class Profile
Our newest cohort comes to Brown with boundless potential and a diverse set of backgrounds, experiences, and talents. Get the facts about the MD Class of 2028—from who they are to how they got here.
*According to U.S. News and World Report. Please note that The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University does not submit data to U.S. News & World Report for its medical school ranking system.