Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Founded 1963
President Dennis Charney (President)
Fees USD 58,000
Acceptance Rate Very Selective (<20%)
Campus Setting Urban
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is one of the world’s leading medical schools and biomedical research institutions, founded in 1963 in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Part of the Mount Sinai Health System — one of the largest in the US — Icahn School of Medicine is consistently ranked among the top 20 medical schools in the nation. The school is particularly known for its innovative FlexMed early admission program and its cutting-edge research in genomics, AI in medicine, and precision health.
Programs
- MD Program — Top-ranked LCME-accredited medical degree
- MD-PhD Program — Combined physician-scientist training
- Graduate School — MS and PhD programs in biomedical sciences
- Master of Public Health (MPH) — Population health and epidemiology
How to Apply
- MD Application: AMCAS; FlexMed for early admission in sophomore year
- Mean MCAT: ~519
- Mean GPA: ~3.87
- Acceptance Rate: ~3%