Founded in 1964, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, also known as MSU School of Medicine, is a public medical school located in East Lansing, Michigan. Last year, 189 students newly enrolled to the school and the total number of medical school students is 818.
Out-of-state applicants can also apply to MSU School of Medicine, but it is important to note that 79.4% of last year's enrolled students were Michigan residents. State-funded medical schools, like MSU School of Medicine, give priority to residential applicants. Out-of-state students who have excellent grades and experience, or who have contributed greatly to Michigan 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 2024 tuition & fees at MSU School of Medicine is $31,312 for Michigan residents and $58,066 for out-of-state students. The annual costs (COA) including tuition & fees, room & board, books, and other living expenses is $59,040 for Michigan residents and $85,794 for out-of-state students.
The average MCAT score of 2023 matriculants is 510 and the average GPA is 3.77 at MSU School of Medicine. Of the total 7,252 applicants, 189 enrolled, resulting in an acceptance rate of 2.61% at MSU School of Medicine.
MSU School of Medicine obtained LCME accreditation in 1964 and its current accreditation status is Full. The next survey year for maintaining LCME accreditation is 2024-25.
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