2024 Doctor of Medicine M.D. Degree Program Tuition & Fees

The Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree program tuition & fees of University of North Carolina School of Medicine is $34,706 for North Carolina residents and $62,666 for others for the academic year 2023-2024. This cost is different from the costs of other undergraduate and graduate programs. For major programs other than medical school at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the average undergraduate tuition & fees is $8,989 for North Carolina residents and $39,330 for others. The average graduate program tuition & fees is $12,527 for North Carolina residents and $30,819 for others.
The average living costs including room & board and other living expenses is $15,830 when a student lives on-campus (i.e. dormitory, school owned apartment) and $15,830 when a student lives off-campus.

GPA and MCAT Scores

The average GPA from enrolled students at University of North Carolina School of Medicine is 3.66 and the average MCAT score is 512. Its GPA is lower than the average GPA of other medical schools.
The MCAT score of University of North Carolina School of Medicine is lower than the average MCAT of other medical schools.

Acceptance Rate and Admission Statistics

For the academic year 2023-2024, total 5,808 students applied to UNC School of Medicine and 204 students have accepted and enrolled into the school. The acceptance rate is 3.51%.
712 applicants invited to interview and the interview invitation rate is 11.32%. (The interviewee data is based on 2022-2023 data.)
Of the 204 matriculants, 40.2% are male and 59.8% are female. By legal residency, 88.2% of matriculants are North Carolina residents and 11.8% are out-of-state residents.

Directory & Accreditation Information

University of North Carolina School of Medicine was founded in 1879. University of North Carolina School of Medicine is located in UNC School of Medicine, 1001 Bondurant Hall, CB# 9500, 321 S. Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516.
There are 889 students at medical school - 360 men and 528 women. Last year, 204 students have enrolled newly to University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

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