Doctor of Medicine (MD)

The Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine is one of the leading medical education programs in the United States. Located in downtown Chicago, the program provides students with access to world-class hospitals, renowned faculty members, and extensive clinical training opportunities. The curriculum is designed to integrate biomedical sciences with early patient exposure and clinical experiences. Students benefit from advanced simulation facilities, interdisciplinary learning, research opportunities, and mentorship programs throughout their medical education. Feinberg emphasizes innovation, health equity, leadership development, and evidence-based medicine. The program prepares graduates for residency training across a wide range of medical specialties while fostering lifelong learning and professional excellence. Through partnerships with major academic medical centers and healthcare institutions, students gain exposure to diverse patient populations and complex clinical cases. The school's strong research environment further supports students interested in academic medicine and physician-scientist careers.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
• Completion of at least 90 semester hours (or equivalent) of undergraduate coursework
• Valid MCAT score
• Completion of prerequisite science courses including:

Biology

General Chemistry

Organic Chemistry and/or Biochemistry

Physics

• Strong academic performance
• Clinical exposure and healthcare experience
• Research experience preferred
• Letters of recommendation
• Demonstrated leadership, service, and professionalism
• Successful completion of interview process