Review the admissions requirements for details on how to apply for medical school, including what you will need to complete your application. You will find more details on our application checklist: 

• A completed Ross application.
• Official transcript(s) from each college and/or professional school attended.
• At least two official letters of recommendation, 
• Medical College Admission Test scores.
• Official report of scores from the TOEFL, if applicable.
• A passport sized-photo (optional).

When do you apply for medical school? Ross University School of Medicine admits students three times a year, in January, May, and September. This means that you aren't locked into a September start as you would be at many traditional medical schools. Instead, you have the freedom to start medical school when it feels right to you.

Over the past several months, COVID-19 has significantly disrupted the availability of standardized medical school admissions tests in multiple countries, including the MCAT. As a result, Ross University School of Medicine has elected to waive the standardized admission test requirement for impacted applicants that are applying to the January 2022 semester. 
 
NOTE: The U.S. Department of Education guidance permits medical schools to waive the MCAT requirement for impacted students when related to continued COVID-19 related interruptions. Please talk to an Admissions Colleague for more information. 

Seat Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of $1,000 is required to reserve a seat in the class. This deposit will be applied to tuition costs.

• Initial Seat Deposit ($500): An initial deposit of $500 must be made within two weeks of acceptance to reserve a seat in the class.
• Final Seat Deposit ($500): A second seat deposit of $500 is required four months prior to enrollment.
• Deposit deadlines will change if acceptance is granted within four months of the term.

All fees are listed in US currency and must be paid in US dollars. All checks must be drawn from US banks. Click here to pay your seat deposit online.

Please note: If either seat deposit is not received by the deadline, the seat for the term will be forfeited.

You can apply to Ross University School of Medicine by filling out our internal application at www.medical.rossu.edu or by submitting your AMCAS, AACOMAS, or TMDSAS application.

Ross University School of Medicine operates on rolling admissions.  Medical school applicants are welcome to apply up to a year in advance. However, all pre-requisite courses should be completed and MCAT scores available prior to the start of their intended semester.

Ross University School of Medicine does not have an application fee.

As medical school admissions criteria may vary slightly, it is important for applicants to become knowledgeable about each institution’s requirements prior to submitting an application and apply to those programs that best matches their credentials.

Though applying to multiple schools of medicine may increase your chances of admission, applying to too many schools may lead to feeling overwhelmed due to various requirements, deadlines and financial burden.  Applicants should apply to the number of schools they can comfortably undertake without diminishing the quality of their application.

You may apply to Ross University School of Medicine while preparing to take the MCAT exam.  Our Admissions Coordinators will work with applicants to complete the rest of your application.  However, MCAT scores must be available prior to the Admissions Committee’s review of the applicant’s file for admission.

• A completed application
• Official transcripts from each college and/or professional school attended
• At least two letters of recommendation, at least one must be academic.
• MCAT test scores
• Personal Statement
• Resume