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UConn MD Admissions Guide 2027

For Fall 2027 entry, UConn's current MD admissions pages confirm AMCAS, prerequisite coursework, committee review, and a face-to-face interview. The pages do not label their timeline as Fall 2027, so treat listed dates as guidance to recheck rather than 2027 guarantees. Use this page to prepare a clear interview response while the cycle-specific bulletin is pending.

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Evidence at a glance

What is confirmed for this cycle

Application cycle
Fall 2027 entry
Last source check
August 8, 2026

Admissions details can change. Use the cited official source and your invitation as the final authority.

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Current-cycle decision support

Turn confirmed information into a first practice

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Quick facts

  • Entry cycle: Fall 2027 entry.
  • Degree: Doctor of Medicine.
  • Application: AMCAS followed by UConn's supplemental process.
  • Interview: the school refers to a face-to-face interview. UConn MD admissions

Admission requirements

UConn's current page lists a bachelor's degree and prerequisite study: two years of chemistry with lab including organic chemistry, one year of physics with lab, one year of biology or zoology with lab, and one year of English. It also describes AMCAS and supplemental materials. The page requires the MCAT no later than September before matriculation, with scores within three years of matriculation; verify the Fall 2027 guide for changes. Applying to the UConn MD program

Important dates

The current page lists a June 1 primary-application opening, November 15 AMCAS deadline, and December 31 deadline for all materials. It is not labelled as a Fall 2027 calendar, so recheck these dates against UConn's cycle-specific instructions. UConn MD application process

How selection works

The admissions committee considers AMCAS, supplemental materials, letters, academic record, MCAT, experiences, and interview performance. UConn describes rolling admissions and a prioritized alternate list later in the cycle. UConn selection process

Interview details

Confirmed

UConn's official admissions page refers to a face-to-face interview. UConn MD admissions

Not published

The current page does not publish a Fall 2027 station count, duration, platform, scoring rubric, or question list.

Who this program may suit

UConn says a broad liberal-arts education can provide a strong foundation for medicine and describes a mission spanning innovation, discovery, education, and service. UConn School of Medicine admissions

Practice and next step

Use this practice to rehearse a face-to-face medical interview. Record one timed response, review one specific weakness, adjust one choice, then record a second response and compare the two attempts.

Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites does UConn list?

The current page lists chemistry, physics, biology or zoology, and English coursework, with laboratory requirements for the sciences. It also requires the MCAT no later than September before matriculation, with scores within three years of matriculation. UConn prerequisite requirements

Are Fall 2027 dates confirmed?

No. The current page publishes a timeline without an explicit Fall 2027 label; verify the cycle-specific instructions.

Sources

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Prepare for your University of Connecticut School of Medicine selection process

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