An academic record which shows a large number of withdrawals or a repetition of subjects will be less impressive than a record showing work of uniformly good quality. Preference will be given to applicants who are residents of the state of Indiana. Nevertheless, a number of nonresidents are accepted each year, and well-qualified nonresidents with an interest in obtaining a medical education at Indiana University are encouraged to apply. The applications of nonresidents who have significant ties to the state of Indiana may be given greater consideration. Rules on residency may be found in the School of Medicine Bulletin , or may be obtained from the Medical School Admissions Office.
Applications are also available from most premedical advisers.
The deadline for EDP applicants is August 1. In general, nonresident applicants must have a GPA of at least 3.8 and superior Medical College Admission Test scores in order to be invited for an interview. The applications of nonresidents who have attended college in Indiana or who have other close ties to the State may be given greater consideration. A student who has withdrawn or been dismissed from another medical school is usually not eligible for admission to the first-year class at Indiana University. Medical College Admission Test .