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The medical students who enroll in the SMHS are as diverse as the experiences and
specialties offered. The 2007 entering medical school class ranged in age from 20
to 49, with an average age of 24. In stark contrast to those early days in 1884,
last year's class was 61% female. Included in this mix are students matriculating
directly following undergraduate study, mid-career professionals, and individuals
looking to make a career change.
Incoming 2007 Class Statistics:
- Class Age Range : 20-49
- Average Age: 24
- Number of States Represented: 29 + D.C.
- Number of undergraduate institutions represented:
90
- Most popular undergraduate institutions: The George Washington University; University of Maryland - College Park, University of Virginia, Johns Hopkins University,
Emory University, and University of
Pennsylvania.
- Number of graduate institutions represented:
23
- Most popular graduate institutions: Georgetown University, The George Washington University, and Johns Hopkins University.
- Average MCAT: VR - 9.21, PS - 9.43, WS - P, BS -
9.80
- Average GPA: Undergraduate Science (BCPM) - 3.46; All Other (AO) - 3.65; Overall
- 3.55; Graduate Combined: 3.54
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“As a distinctly non-traditional
student (my oldest child is the same age as many of
my classmates), I wondered whether I would fit in, and
how I would share the trials of medical school with
my classmates. I needn't have worried: GWU is a great
place where people of many different backgrounds are
encouraged to work together and look out for one another.
I feel well-prepared and confident about my future role
as a physician”
Mary
Renard
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