General Admissions*
|
MD Students |
80 |
|
MD/PhD Students |
9 |
| Median MCAT | 522 |
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MCAT Range |
68th – 100th percentile |
| Median GPA | 3.95 |
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Cumulative Undergraduate GPA Range |
3.3 – 4.0 |
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Science GPA Range |
3.2 – 4.0 |
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Percent with 1+ years between undergraduate degree and medical school matriculation |
71% |
| *Entering Class of 2022 |
Diversity*
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Underrepresented in Medicine |
35% |
|
International |
3% |
|
Women |
62% |
| *Entering Class of 2022 |
Financial Aid
|
Percent Receiving Scholarship Aid* |
94% |
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Percent Receiving Full-Tuition Scholarships* |
39% |
|
Average Graduate Indebtedness† |
$134,255 |
|
*Entering Class of 2022; At least 50% of the incoming class of 2023 will receive full tuition scholarships |
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†Graduating Class of 2022; compared to the National Average – All Schools: $205,037 and the National Average – Private Schools: $222,899. Source: LCME Part I-B Student Financial Aid Questionnaire |
AAMC Graduation Questionnaire** |
Pritzker |
Nat'l |
Overall Satisfaction and Preparedness |
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Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of my medical education |
97% |
88% |
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I am confident that I have acquired the clinical skills required to begin a residency program. |
97% |
91% |
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion |
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I believe I am adequately prepared to care for patients from different backgrounds. |
100% |
95% |
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The diversity within my medical school class enhanced my training and skills to work with individuals from different backgrounds. |
96% |
71% |
Career Advising and Wellness |
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How useful was Advising/Mentoring in learning about specialty choice and career planning? |
91% |
74% |
|
My medical school has done a good job of fostering and nurturing my development as a future physician |
100% |
91% |
|
My medical school has done a good job of fostering and nurturing my development as a person |
95% |
69% |
Research Outcomes at Graduation |
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Completed mentored research |
100% |
84% |
|
Authorship of peer-reviewed paper submitted for publication |
90% |
63% |
|
Authorship of peer-reviewed oral or poster presentation |
96% |
65% |
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Planning on research as part of their career |
71% |
49% |
| **Respondents who answered strongly agree/agree in the 2022 AAMC GQ |
Research Infrastructure for Medical Students
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% MD students with fully FUNDED summer research opportunities available |
100% |
|
# months available for full-time research in MD program |
7 months |
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# NIH/Foundation grants that support medical student research |
5 |
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% students with funded research years in the past year |
8% |
Federal and NIH Research Grants
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|
FY2020-21 avg. total federal research grants and contracts (in millions)† |
FY2020-21 avg. federal research grants and contracts per full-time faculty (in thousands)† ‡ |
FY2021-22 avg. NIH & affiliated hospitals research grants (in millions)† |
FY2021-22 avg. NIH & affiliated hospitals research grants per full-time faculty (in thousands)† |
|
University of Chicago (Pritzker) |
$287.38 |
$309.02 |
$401.81 |
$420.31 |
-Updated on May 10, 2023.