St. George's University

Address

Office of Admission / St. George’s University / c/o University Support Services, LLC / The North American Correspondent / 3500 Sunrise Highway, Building 300 / Great River, NY 11739

Phone

1-800-899-6337

Email

admissions@sgu.edu
Admissions Website
Admissions Requirements
Letters of Rec Requirements

Overview

Savvy Rank
The Savvy Rank is a combination of admissions selectivity (MCAT, GPA, acceptance rate), research ranking, and primary care ranking.
999
School Type
Whether the school confers an MD or DO degree, is an international (Intl) school for Americans or is a Canadian (CA) school
Intl
Public/Private
Private
Year Founded
1976
US News Rank - Research
Unranked
US News Rank - Primary Care
Unranked
Cost
Out-of-state tuition, from cheap ($) to obscenely expensive ($$$$$)
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Weather Rating
How nice is the weather, from crappy () to excellent ()
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City Size
< 100K

Getting In

Median GPA
3.4
Median MCAT
501
Research Rating
A combination of factors to show the school's research ranking and research opportunities, from very little research () to lots ()
Out-of-State Rating
Whether the school is very out-of-state friendly (), somewhat friendly (), not friendly (), or in-state only ()
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International Friendly
How friendly the school is toward international applicants
Yes
Med School Class Size
Class sizes range from 40 students to 400
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Application
Own
Letters of Rec Required
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Secondary Essays

Secondary Essay Difficulty
How many essays, how long, and how unusual the prompts, from easy () to brutal ()
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Screen Before Secondaries
Does the school read your primary before sending a secondary?
Typical Secondary Release Date
When does a school usually release its secondary relative to other med schools (though it may vary from year to year)?
Early
Secondary Fee
Other Tests

Interviews

Interview Type
Interview Invites Begin
Interview Format
MMI - Multiple Mini Interview; Traditional - two-way conversation
Traditional
Accepts Updates?
Does the school accept update letters?

Secondary Essay Prompts

Essay Topics (’23 – ’24)

No Secondary Available

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Essay Topics (’22 – ’23)

No Secondary Available

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Essay Topics (’20 – ’21)

No Secondary Available

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Essay Topics (2018-2019)

Personal Statement: Please provide personal information that is otherwise not included in the application. Maximum 1500 words. (Required of all candidates)

Optional Essay: If you feel that your academic record and/or background is somewhat unusual, please state to the Committee on Admission a concise explanation of your path towards medicine.

Essay Topics ('17 - '18)

Personal Statement: Please provide personal information that is otherwise not included in the application. Maximum 1500 words. (Required of all candidates)

Optional Essay: If you feel that your academic record and/or background is somewhat unusual, please state to the Committee on Admission a concise explanation of your path towards medicine.

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Essay Topics ('16 - '17)

Personal Statement: Please provide personal information that is otherwise not included in the application. Maximum 1500 words. (Required of all candidates)

Optional Essay: If you feel that your academic record and/or background is somewhat unusual, please state to the Committee on Admission a concise explanation of your path towards medicine.

Essay Topics ('13 - '14)

What prompted you to first contact St George's University?

What made you APPLY to St George's University

Were you contacted by phone after requesting information about St George's University?

Do you currently fulfill the requirements for admission as outlined in the University Catalogue

Have you ever been dismissed from an academic institution?

Have you attended a University that follows the North American Model of Education?

Personal statement; 1500 words

(A) Significant Issue Essay - Discuss the most significant issue affecting the future of healthcare delivery in the country in which you intend to practice medicine. Be sure to identify the country. (Maximum Length of Either Essay- 500 Word)

OR

(B)What are the most significant issues facing your chosen area of study?

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