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University Scholars Program in Medicine  
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A medical student works with Dr. Robert McKinstry in the neurology imaging lab.

Dual admission to Washington University as an undergraduate student and a medical student.

The University Scholars Program at Washington University gives selected students the opportunity to be admitted simultaneously to undergraduate study and to the School of Medicine. This dual admission gives highly motivated and focused students an early orientation to a medical career.

The Washington University School of Medicine consistently ranks among the top schools in the nation, so standards for admission are high. We look for students with compassion, commitment to community, aptitude, integrity, and motivation suitable for a career in medicine; with outstanding academic records; and with demonstrated leadership skills in their high school academic and
extracurricular activities.

As a University Scholar in Medicine, you will be paired with a mentor from the medical school. You also will be invited to attend special events, such as guest lectures, taking place on the Medical Campus. These opportunities will give you special insight into what it is like to be a medical student and to get a glimpse into your chosen career.

If you are interested, you also will have opportunities to conduct research as an undergraduate, with guidance from a faculty mentor.

Pre-professional advising is important. Your
advisor will make sure that you meet the prerequisites for medical school, while helping you explore the variety of offerings in our highly regarded undergraduate programs.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions    •    (800) 638-0700 or (314) 935-6000    •    admissions@wustl.edu