University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson

Out-of-state applicants can also apply to UA College of Medicine - Tucson, but it is important to note that 70.9% of last year's enrolled students were Arizona residents. State-funded medical schools, like UA College of Medicine - Tucson, give priority to residential applicants. Out-of-state students who have excellent grades and experience, or who have contributed greatly to Arizona state, have a chance of being accepted.

Additionally, it may require out-of-state applicants to have a higher GPA and MCAT score than in-state applicants.

The average MCAT score of matriculants is 511 and the average GPA is 3.84 at UA College of Medicine - Tucson. Of the total 6,489 applicants, 117 enrolled, resulting in an acceptance rate of 1.80% at UA College of Medicine - Tucson.

UA College of Medicine - Tucson obtained LCME accreditation in 1965 and its current accreditation status is Full. The next survey year for maintaining LCME accreditation is 2023-24.

You can check admission and tuition information of University of Arizona College of Medicine Phoenix, another medical campus of University of Arizona.