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Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)

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COVID-19 Updates

We know you have many questions about the admissions process during this unique time, and many of you have already had additional challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We will update this information periodically, so check back from time to time. Most of all, stay well, stay focused on your goals and we will help!

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Why Us?

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Monday – Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm
Briscoe Library, 5th Floor, 5.501
 

"Long School of Medicine provides a very supportive environment for all students, especially minority students. The Office for Undergraduate Medical Education and Office for Inclusion and Diversity have met with the Latino Medical Student Association and Student National Medical Association student chapters to make sure that our members have the support and resources we need to excel. It is incredible to know that the administration here is so invested in our success."

Scott Anderson
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Life at Long School of Medicine

San Antonio is known the world over for its vibrant culture, laid back atmosphere and welcoming people. The city’s unique character provides a one-of-a-kind backdrop for the ambiance at the Long School of Medicine. You’re in the heart of the South Texas Medical Center where hundreds of thousands of individuals come each year to heal. Where thousands of physicians work tirelessly to develop new treatments, conduct new research, and make you better. Where research, technology, and healthcare find a common center.

Training the future of healthcare

Incomparable Match Record

We are always at the top matches among all Texas schools

  • 98%

    202 of 207 students secured residency positions

  • 43.9%

    Primary Care
    (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Med-Peds)

  • 43%

    Training in Texas
    (All Specialties)

  • 57%

    Training outside Texas
    (All Specialties)

 

Excellence in Education, Care and Research

Our team is dedicated to three missions: educating the next generation of physicians, investigating the causes and cures of disease, and providing cutting edge medical care. We have world-class research and patient care centers focusing on cancer, diabetes, aging, Alzheimer’s, substance use, and traumatic stress disorders.

  • US News and World Report Primary Care Badge
  • US News and World Report Research Badge
  • US News and World Report Diversity Badge

Class Profile

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Our mission is a vital part of us, to create and sustain a spirit of diversity and inclusion by fostering an environment of cultural competency, sensitivity, and awareness. We celebrate distinctive perspectives and the uniqueness of each individual. This culture of acceptance and collaboration enriches the learning environment for all. As you embark upon the life-changing undertaking of becoming a physician, ponder this... it is through the affirmation of one another's experiences that we become better suited to understand each other and to achieve a greater capacity to impact the world around us.

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  • Class Size: 220
  • MCAT: 516
  • Overall GPA: 3.83
  • Science GPA: 3.78
  • UIM: 28%
  • M.D./Ph.D. Students: 7
  • Non-Science Majors: 49
  • Master's Degrees: 16
  • Ages 20-45; Average 23.3
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UT Health San Antonio

Joe R. & Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine

7703 Floyd Curl Drive

San Antonio, TX 78229

210-567-7000

 

 

We make lives better ®

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