Applicants may sit in on classes and visit any part of the school they desire. Applicants are considered for admission only into the first clinical year. Students enrolled in fully accredited medical colleges in the United States can be considered for admission in advanced standing at Baylor upon completion of their preclinical courses, if they have valid personal reasons for transfer, have maintained good academic standing, and have met all other requirements for consideration. Applicants must be making normal curricular progress at the school where they are enrolled and be eligible for continuation there. The entire clinical curriculum must be completed at Baylor.
Admission is on a competitive basis.
No specific number of spaces is set aside for advanced standing candidates. Students must have completed all their basic science courses in a fully accredited medical college in the United States before enrollment in advanced standing. Because Baylor has an integrated preclinical curriculum, applicants are considered for admission only into the first clinical year. A student who has been dismissed from or has withdrawn from another medical college is not considered for admission unless the medical school in which enrollment originally occurred indicates in writing its willingness for reconsideration. Students who have taken all their premedical or medical school work abroad are not considered for admission in advanced standing.