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Oakland University William Beaumont MD Admissions Guide (2027)

Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine uses AMCAS, a screened secondary and rolling admissions. For the 2026–27 application cycle, interviews are virtual from mid-August through early March and combine three short conversations with one traditional faculty interview. The school retains its Oakland University William Beaumont identity; Corewell Health is its clinical partner, not a separate application.

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Evidence at a glance

What is confirmed for this cycle

Application cycle
Fall 2027 entry
Published format
MMI
Last source check
August 12, 2026

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

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Quick facts

  • Cycle: Fall 2027; AMCAS is due November 15, 2026, and supplemental materials December 15. Admissions process
  • MCAT: required, with a published minimum of 495; for Fall 2027 the oldest accepted test is September 2023 and September is the latest testing month. Requirements
  • Interview: virtual for 2026–27, from mid-August through early March, with three short interviews and one traditional one-on-one faculty interview. Interview Day
  • Eligibility: U.S. citizens and permanent residents may apply; no in-state preference, though interest in Southeast Michigan is considered. Admissions FAQ
  • PREview: highly recommended but not required. Admissions FAQ
  • Identity: the official school name remains Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine; Corewell Health is the clinical partner, not a second school. Admissions

Admission requirements

Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. OUWB is private and does not give formal preference based on state residency, although the admissions FAQ says the committee considers interest in Southeast Michigan. Admissions FAQ

Applicants need at least 24 credits in biological or biomedical sciences, chemistry, physics or mathematics. Those credits must include biochemistry, statistics and at least one laboratory course in biology, chemistry or physics. One social or behavioral science course is also required. Community-college work is accepted; AP and online coursework are reviewed case by case. Requirements

The MCAT is required with a published minimum total of 495. For Fall 2027, scores may be no older than September 2023, and September is the latest testing month. AAMC PREview is highly recommended rather than required; the FAQ points applicants to June through September dates. Requirements Admissions FAQ

Applicants submit three to five letters. A committee letter counts as the required three, and the FAQ recommends at least one letter from faculty. The screened supplemental application costs $100 and the fee is waived for AMCAS Fee Assistance recipients. Admissions process Admissions FAQ

Important dates

For Fall 2027 entry, AMCAS is due November 15, 2026. OUWB screens primary applications before inviting a secondary; the supplemental application and all required materials are due December 15. September is the latest MCAT month. Admissions process Requirements

The current 2026–27 Interview Day page states that virtual interviews run from mid-August through early March. Rolling offers begin in mid-October, and accepted applicants generally have two weeks to respond. A $100 deposit is due April 30, 2027, and classes begin in early August. Interview Day Admissions process

Exact AAMC Plan to Enroll and Commit to Enroll deadlines, orientation date and first day of classes are not published on the current pages reviewed. Applicant-specific portal instructions remain controlling.

How selection works

OUWB describes a holistic process balancing three categories: Experiences, Attributes and Metrics. Review may consider academic performance and MCAT alongside service, clinical exposure, research, life experience, personal qualities, communication and alignment with the school's mission. Admissions process

Primary applications are screened before a supplemental invitation. Completed applications are reviewed for a virtual interview, and the Admissions Committee makes rolling decisions beginning in mid-October. Admissions process

The school does not publish numerical weights for Experiences, Attributes, Metrics or interview components, nor interview scoring anchors, a screening formula or committee voting rules.

Interview details

Confirmed

For the 2026–27 cycle, interviews are virtual from mid-August through early March. Interview Day includes three short interviews with people who may be students, staff, faculty or alumni, followed by one traditional one-on-one interview with a faculty physician or foundational-science faculty member. Interview Day

The process is semi-blind: interviewers do not receive the applicant's academic metrics, MCAT, institutions attended or recommendation letters. The interview day also includes information sessions and opportunities to learn about the school. Interview Day

Not published

The official page does not label all three short interviews as MMI stations. It does not publish the duration of each component, platform, exact prompts or domains, scoring anchors, relative weights or applicant-specific schedule. Those details should not be inferred.

Who this program may suit

OUWB is the medical school of Oakland University and trains with Corewell Health as its clinical partner. The official admissions identity remains Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, so Corewell Health or Beaumont should not become a separate School Page or application. Admissions

The school highlights community engagement, patient-centered care, scholarship and Southeast Michigan. Applicants can test fit by linking these priorities to one sustained activity and the people affected, while recognizing that OUWB states no formal in-state preference. Admissions process Admissions FAQ

Practice and next step

Record a 90-second answer about a time you had to build trust with someone whose perspective differed from yours. Name the situation, your action, the effect and what you learned. Review whether the evidence is specific and whether you listened before acting, adjust the weakest sentence, then record a second response and compare warmth, clarity and reflection.

Frequently asked questions

Are OUWB interviews virtual for Fall 2027?

Yes. The current 2026–27 Interview Day page says interviews are virtual from mid-August through early March. Interview Day

Is AAMC PREview required?

No. OUWB says PREview is highly recommended but not required. Admissions FAQ

What is the minimum MCAT?

The published minimum is 495. For Fall 2027, the oldest accepted score is from September 2023. Requirements

Is Corewell Health a separate medical-school application?

No. Corewell Health is OUWB's clinical partner; the school and admissions identity remain Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. Admissions

Sources

Verified August 12, 2026. Current official sources: Admissions process and timeline, Requirements, Current admissions FAQ, 2026–27 Interview Day, and Admissions identity.

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