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  • College of Medicine MD Program

The College of Medicine's MD program trains future physicians in the science and art of medicine. At Drexel, our medical students learn to combine cutting-edge technology with the highest level of compassion in the practice of medicine.

The MD program works closely with Drexel University's other colleges and schools as well as with the Philadelphia community. Our students have the opportunity to explore their scientific and clinical interests throughout their four years. Our long-standing partnerships with several affiliate training sites expose students to diverse patient populations and a variety of health conditions.

The program's innovative curriculum, experienced faculty and vibrant student life provide Drexel medical students with an outstanding educational experience.

Statement from the Office of Admissions Regarding Academic Work Affected by the COVID-19 Outbreak

The Office of Admissions would like to address the concerns of MD program applicants regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused unprecedented disruption to academic work. The College of Medicine is keenly aware of the many challenges that applicants have faced.

Please be advised of the following:

  • The Admissions Committee will accept pass/fail, online and courses not taken at an applicant’s “home school” without penalty to the applicant.
  • Applicants will not be penalized for experiences they had planned to complete or participate in that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

For questions, please contact the Admissions Office by email at medadmis@drexel.edu.

Drexel MD Students

Two Campuses, One Outstanding Curriculum

Drexel MD students will start their medical education in either Philadelphia or West Reading. Students at both campuses are provided the same outstanding curriculum, mentored by expert faculty, and given opportunities to pursue passions through exposure to diverse and underserved communities.

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Drexel Med Students

It’s in Our DNA

The desire to heal is at the core of Drexel University College of Medicine. As leaders, collaborators, and innovators, we nurture the doctor within to serve the community beyond. By fostering compassion and integrity, you’ll be trained to empower and educate, respect and respond, and above all, hear and heal patients.

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Upcoming Events


 
News
 

Students Have a Busy Summer of Outreach, Education and More

For many of our medical and graduate students, the answer to the question “What did you do on your summer vacation?” is especially impressive and inspiring. Here’s a sampling of how our students spent their summers: connecting with younger generations, giving back to the local community and assuring the future of key College of Medicine programs. Read more.

TriNetX Platform Transforms Clinical Research at College of Medicine

In 2022, Drexel University College of Medicine introduced TriNetX, a powerful platform that connects researchers to a worldwide repository of clinical data. TriNetX offers access to insights from more than 250 million patients spanning hundreds of health care organizations in 19 countries. Read more.

2024 Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) Region III Conference

The Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) Region III Conference, held on October 5, 2024, at Drexel University College of Medicine’s Health Sciences Building, brought together pre-health students, medical students, physicians and health professionals from schools across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, D.C., West Virginia and Maryland. Read more.

“Uveitis Burden in The United States Appears Greater Than Previously Reported”

a Kirupaharan, Rayna Marshall and Matthew Spangler, students in the College of Medicine, were featured in an October 20 Ophthalmology Advisor article about new data they presented at the American Academy of Opthalmology on a higher prevalence of an inflammatory disease known as uveitis than was previously believed. Read more.

Simran Shamith's Research Honored

Simran Shamith, MD ’26, won first place at the 2024 Medical College of Wisconsin Innovations in Healthcare Education Research annual conference for her poster "ChatGPT Validation of an Anti-Racism in Medical Education Questionnaire." The poster’s coauthors were Carolyn Giordano, PhD, associate dean, assessment and evaluation and associate professor, Department of Family, Community and Preventive Medicine, and colleagues at Medical Education Development Global Consulting and the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.


 
Meet Our Students and Alumni
 

Josh Salas

Meet Josh Salas, MD Program Class of 2027

“I am thankful for the experiences and opportunities LMSA offers and for the chance to work alongside such passionate students and physicians. My time working with this fantastic organization has been invaluable in shaping both my professional and personal development.” Meet Josh Salas, co-president of Latino Medical Student Association's College of Medicine chapter. Read more.

Vikki Rueda

Meet Vikki Rueda, MD Program Class of 2027

“My involvement with LMSA has been instrumental in my development as a leader in medical school. Collaborating with passionate and driven peers has significantly enhanced my communication skills and networking abilities.” Meet Vikki Rueda, co-president of Latino Medical Student Association's College of Medicine chapter. Read more.

Kevin Rooney and Jannah Wing, MD Program Class of 2024

Meet Kevin Rooney & Jannah Wing, MD Program Class of 2024

“Going through all the stresses of medical school together has been incredible. Not only are we able to support each other and understand the everyday challenges of being medical students, but we are also able to study together and talk through tough topics. This has been incredibly helpful both for our mental health and academic success.” Ahead of Match Day 2024, MD students Kevin Rooney and Jannah Wing discussed their time in medical school and their plans for residency and beyond. Read more.

Learn more about a typical week as a Drexel Med student.


 
Contact Information

Drexel University College of Medicine
Office of Admissions
60 N. 36th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
   215.991.8202

 
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