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Transferring Medical Schools: M.D. Program

Already enrolled in medical school? AUC evaluates qualified transfer applicants for admission with advanced standing based on completed coursework and academic performance.

Transfer Application Checklist

To be considered for transfer admission, submit the following materials for review.

Written Statements

  • Personal Statement (maximum 750 words)
  • Transfer Statement (250–500 words describing your current medical school status and reason for transferring)
  • Resume including education history in month/year format

Recommendations

  • Two letters of recommendation from medical school professors

Academic Documents

  • Official transcripts from all universities attended, sent directly from the Office of the Registrar
  • Letter of Good Standing from your current medical school dean confirming academic status

Test Scores (where applicable)

  • Official MCAT® score report from the AAMC
  • Official USMLE® Step 1 and Step 2 score reports (if available).
    Must be mailed directly from the USMLE office: 10315 USA Today Way, Miramar, Florida, 33025

Written Statements

  • Personal Statement (maximum 750 words)
  • Transfer Statement (250–500 words describing your current medical school status
  • and reason for transferring)
  • Resume including education history in month/year format

Recommendations

  • Two letters of recommendation from medical school professors

Academic Documents

  • Official transcripts from all universities attended, sent directly from the Office of the Registrar
  • Letter of Good Standing from your current medical school dean confirming academic status

Test Scores (where applicable)

  • Official MCAT® score report from the AAMC
  • Official USMLE® Step 1 and Step 2 score reports (if available).
  • Must be mailed directly from the USMLE office: 
    10315 USA Today Way, Miramar, Florida, 33025

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Yanet Camerena | Class of ‘2021