Health Careers Advising

Admission Statistics

Each year, hundreds of students and recent alumni from Brown University apply to medical school with the support of Health Careers Advising. A large majority - as high as 70% - apply upon completion of their Brown education or within a year. Although every applicant cohort varies, Brown graduates enjoy excellent success in the process; earning admission at a rate significantly higher than the national average.

Competition for medical school admission increases every year and the average age of successful applicants rises. The most comprehensive data about the medical school application process nationally is available on the FACTS page of the Association of American Medical Colleges.

The tables on this page provide an overview of Brown University and national medical school admissions data. Longitudinal data is presented as it becomes available. AAMC releases national data every spring.

Application Factors

Data for Brown applicants compared to the national applicant data

  Fall 2023Fall 2024Fall 2025Fall 2026
Admission RateBrown Applicants82%80%80%80%
National43.7%44.6%42.9%TBD
MCATAverage Composite Score for Admitted Brown Applicants516.2516.9516.9517.1
Average Composite Score for Admitted Applicants Nationally511.7511.8512.1TBD
BCPM (Science) GPAAverage for Admitted Brown Applicants3.763.853.883.86
Average for Admitted Applicants Nationally3.713.733.75TBD

 

Medical Schools Where Brown University Graduates Commonly Matriculated

2 year sample

 School  Number Attending
Columbia 15
University of California-San Francisco 15
NYU  13
Johns Hopkins 10
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai 10
Brown-Alpert (excluding PLME students) 8
Harvard 7
Yale 7
Albert Einstein 7
Harvard 7
Weill Cornell  7
UMass Chan 7
Perelman (Penn) 6
Drexel 6