SOM/Admissions
The application process to gain admissions into medical school is difficult. Trust us, we know. Below you will find information about applying to medical schools in general as well as some more specific information about Case Western Reserve University. See the feedback and FAQ portions of the Communicate with CaseMed section to get in contact with some students to answer any further questions you may have. Thanks and good luck!
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[edit] Application Information
- Deciding to apply to medical school is a huge commitment. Thankfully, StudentDoctor.Net is an online resource that can answer many of your questions about applying to medical schools. For a useful guide to the entire process, we encourage you to check out their online Wiki Guide.
[edit] Facts Sheet
- SDN Facts Sheet for Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
- Case SOM participates with StudentDoctor.Net to provide you with the complete facts sheet about our medical school. The site is open to be edited by current students and applicants during this year's application cycle. We hope you find it useful in learning more about our school and will help us by keeping it up-to-date if we missed something.
In the facts sheet, you will find information regarding:
- Overview
- General Information
- US News & World Report Rankings
- Student Body Profile
- Admissions Info
- About the School
- Useful Links
[edit] Interviewing at Case
- Information for Applicants Interviewing at Case - Preparation, the experience, opportunities to talk to students, etc.
[edit] Acceptance
- Acceptance to CaseMed - When, how, what, etc.
- Housing Information - Places to live as a CaseMed student.
[edit] Communicate with CaseMed
[edit] Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
[edit] Feedback
Do you have questions about applying to Case? If we missed something on this website or you have a more specific question, just let us know by sending an email to [1]. Most likely, we'll respond within 72 hours and/or may post your question along with others on the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).