The school application fee. Most, but not all, medical schools charge an application fee. College service fees. There is usually a small fee when you request official copies of your transcript from your college registrar. Some premedical advising offices charge a small fee for the transmittal of your letters of recommendation to the medical schools.
Most medical schools require a personal interview before an admission decision is made.
Depending on the number and location of the medical schools to which you apply, this will be your largest expense. It is very rare for a medical school to assist an applicant with the costs of attending an interview. Some schools offer regional interviews, which save you the expense of a long trip. Below are the main components of your interviewing expenses. If possible, determine what you can afford to spend before you select the schools to which you will apply.