What schools give half to full scholarships?
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Your best bet for a scholarship if you have good stats is your state school (if you have one).
Mayo is private, has $29,000 tuition, and gives amazing scholarships to all students. If accepted, you either get a $15,000/year scholarship or a $25,000/year scholarship.
And I haven't confirmed the truth of this, but I think I read that CCLCM just went tuition-free.
Mayo is private, has $29,000 tuition, and gives amazing scholarships to all students. If accepted, you either get a $15,000/year scholarship or a $25,000/year scholarship.
And I haven't confirmed the truth of this, but I think I read that CCLCM just went tuition-free.
Wash U, U Chicago, Duke and Baylor are all top schools known for giving scholarships.
I don't know the actual # that they give. Keep in mind that these are top schools, so exceptional stats may not be enough to get one of them.
I don't know the actual # that they give. Keep in mind that these are top schools, so exceptional stats may not be enough to get one of them.
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Somebody might check into that Duke situation - I think O read there are full rides for URMs, but not too sure about the straight merit deals there.
I agree with the others - they sound very generous in their aid.
Some schools that do NOT sound generous: Vanderbilt, Emory, Hopkins, UCSF...most are not really very generous with aid...
I can confirm that this is true. Every CCLCM student gets a full-tuition scholarship for all five years, starting this year. Some people also get stipends like MD/PhD students. 😎 Just realize that you need to have significant research experience to be competitive here, which is different than most med schools. Good luck to anyone applying this year!
