Student Demographics

Dell Medical School’s Class of 2022 — the third to enroll since Dell Med’s founding — includes students ages 20-40, boasts a collective 220K+ service hours and is made up of nearly two-thirds women.

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Students

100%

Receive some form of scholarship support

20-40

Age range

64%, 36%

Women, Men
National averages: 50.7%, 49.3%

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20%

Identify with a race or ethnicity underrepresented in medicine
National average: 13.8%¹

92%

Are residents of Texas²

3.74 GPA

Class average
National average: 3.7

26 Alma Maters

Degrees earned from Harvard, Rice, Texas A&M, MIT, The University of Alabama, UT Austin, UT Dallas, Vanderbilt and more.

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90% MCAT

Class average
National average: 81%³

Hours to Community: 47,102

Providing disaster response through various organizations
Serving in the Peace Corps
Supporting Special Olympics athletes
Volunteering as a court-appointed special advocate

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Hours to Health Care: 99,677

Addiction treatment
Cancer centers
Emergency medicine programs
Hospice care
Primary care and pediatrics

Hours to Research: 74,825

Cardiovascular physiology
Gut microbiome
Health informatics
Treatment for Alzheimer’s disease

¹Percentage of students from an underrepresented minority group currently enrolled in U.S. med schools
²State law requires that 90% of students be Texas residents
³For all test-takers; shows percentage of test-takers who received the same or lower score

Note: This information, provided by Dell Medical School Student Affairs, is unofficial and subject to change prior to July 10, 2018. National averages are reported by the Association of American Medical Colleges and are based on 2017–18 data.