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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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News
 

Haven Behavioral Hospital Academic Medical Campus Affiliation

Haven Behavioral Hospital in West Chester, Pa., is now an academic medical campus for Drexel University College of Medicine. Read more.

MD Program Class of 2028 Celebrates White Coat Ceremony

The MD program Class of 2028 gathered at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia on Friday, August 9, to celebrate their entry into medical school with the White Coat Ceremony. In donning their white physician’s coats with the College’s community, students show their commitment to the duties and values of the medical profession. Read more.

Our Dedication to Service

In the last year, our students served more than 1,500 patients at free health clinics, and an additional 3,000 people through home visits and partnerships with local schools, hospitals and nonprofit organizations. From their very first year at the College, our students learn about social determinants of health, health disparities and trauma-responsive care through their Health Advocacy Practicum course, and they apply this knowledge through providing over 8,000 hours of community service as part of the course.

Drexel Hosts Bridging the Gaps Summer Interns

Earlier this month, Drexel hosted Bridging the Gaps Community Health Internship Program participants at the Health Sciences Building in University City as part of their seven-week, paid summer internship experience. Read more.

Empowering Tomorrow’s Healthcare Leaders

"Educators 4 Education (E4E) and Drexel School of Medicine partnered to host its first Health Career Camp for Philadelphia youth. The Camp began on June 24, 2024 and ended on June 28, 2024. E4E partnered with Drexel Medical students through The Arnold P. Gold Foundation in the creation of the Career Development and Health Awareness Summer Program for 12 young men from Philadelphia. The program was also made possible by funding from the City of Philadelphia Anti-Violence Community Expansion Grant." Read more at the Globe Times. (July 5, 2024)


 
Meet Our Students and Alumni
 

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.

Alyson Kim, Drexel MD Program Class of 2024

Meet Alyson Kim, MD Program Class of 2024

“I am pursuing general surgery, a decision that was majorly influenced by a shadowing opportunity I had in the operating rooms of an obstetric fistula hospital while conducting research in Western Kenya. Seeing patients’ lives totally transform through a repair that could only be done surgically introduced me to how life-changing surgery can be.” Ahead of Match Day 2024, MD student Alyson Kim discussed her time in medical school and her plans for residency and beyond. Read more.

Shawn Joshi, MD/PhD Biomedical Engineering Class of 2023

Meet Shawn Joshi, MD/PhD Class of 2023

"I was drawn to Drexel University College of Medicine because of the hyper-collaborative relationship with the Drexel University School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems and the revolutionary and creative researchers I’d be able to work with. During my time at Drexel, I was fortunate to work with highly flexible and supportive mentors and friends who shared my excitement for all the unique experiences in which I was able to participate." 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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