University of Central Florida College of Medicine

University of Central Florida College of Medicine is a Public school in Orlando, FL. Total 496 students are attending the medical school and 120 first-year students enrolled last year. Its average MCAT score submitted by enrolled students is 515 and the average GPA is 3.85. The medical school tuition & fees at University of Central Florida College of Medicine is $56,554.

MCAT Average: 515
Tuition & Fees: $56,554
Acceptance Rate: 2.42%
Student Population: 496

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2023 Medical School Tuition & Fees

The 2023 tuition & fees at University of Central Florida College of Medicine is $29,680 for Florida residents and $56,554 for out-of-state students. The average living costs is $24,517 including cost for room & boards, books, and other personal expenses.

For all medical schools in United States, the average medical school tuition & fees is $48,894 for State residents and $63,072 for out-of-state students.

The tuition & fees of University of Central Florida College of Medicine is cheaper than the average tuition & fees of Florida Medical Schools.

University of Central Florida College of Medicine 2023 Tuition & Fees
	Florida Residents	Out-of-State
Medical School Tuition & Fees	$29,680	$56,554
Average Tuition & fees (not medical school)
Undergraduate	$6,368	$22,467
Graduate	$8,872	$28,657
Living Costs
Room & Board	$19,868
Books & Supplies	$1,363
Personal Expenses	$3,286

Acceptance Rate & Admission Statistics

For the academic year 2022-2023, total 4,952 students have applied to University of Central Florida College of Medicine. Among them, 120 students have enrolled into University of Central Florida College of Medicine.

The acceptance rate is 2.42% which means the percentage of applicants who enrolled in the school. Its acceptance rate is higher than the acceptance rate of Florida Medical Schools.

The next table illustrates the admission counts, acceptance rate, and yield.

University of Central Florida College of Medicine Admission Statistics
	University of Central Florida College of Medicine	Florida Medical Schools	All Medical Schools
Applicants	4,952	49,018	965,477
Enrolled	120	1,008	22,980
Acceptance Rate	2.42%	2.07%	3.35%

MCAT score and GPA in Average

The average MCAT scores submitted by enrolled students is 515 and the average GPA is 3.85 at University of Central Florida College of Medicine.

Its MCAT score is higher than the average MCAT score of Florida Medical Schools, as well as that of all Medical Schools in United States.

The next table shows the submitted MCAT scores and GPA.

University of Central Florida College of Medicine MCAT scores distribution
	University of Central Florida College of Medicine	Florida Medical Schools	All Medical Schools
MCAT	515	513	512
GPA	3.85	3.82	3.77

Medical Student Population

For the academic year 2022-2023, total 496 students enrolled to University of Central Florida College of Medicine. By gender, there are 248 men students and 248 women students enrolled.

University of Central Florida College of Medicine Student Population
	University of Central Florida College of Medicine	Florida Medical Schools (average)	All Medical Schools (average)
Total Enrollment	496	530	623
Men Students	248	240	283
Women Students	248	290	340

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