(PLEASE NOTE: The Profile of the Class of 2026 will be posted soon!)
- There
are 183 students in the first-year class. 9,773 individuals applied for
entrance and 1,200 were interviewed.
- 60%
(109) are women. 20% (37) self-described as identifying with groups underrepresented
in medicine. 8% are M.D./Ph.D. students.
- 5
students participated in an Einstein Pipeline Program as
undergraduates.
- 21-34
is the age range; 19% are over the age of 25; the average age is 23.5.
- 16% (30)
were born outside the United States in countries that include Bangladesh,
China, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Hong Kong,
India, Iran, Israel, the Republic of Korea, Kuwait, Mexico, Myanmar, Oman,
Peru, the Russian Federation, Taiwan and Uzbekistan.75 colleges are
represented.
- 73
colleges are represented. Most-highly represented, with 3 or more
students, are Barnard, Boston College, Brown, the City University of New
York, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Lehigh, New York
University, Northeastern, Princeton, Rutgers, the State University of New
York, the University of California, the University of Chicago, the
University of Florida, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of
Virginia, Washington University, and Yeshiva University.
- 17
states are represented. 54% (98) are residents of the state of New York; 8
were born in the Bronx.
- 52%
claim some proficiency in Spanish.
- 82 have a bachelor of arts, 99 have a
bachelor of science, 2 have an “other” bachelor’s degree, and 12 have a
master’s degree.
- 25% (46)
had a non-science major.
- 25 are
certified EMTs or certified in Wilderness Training.
- Students
have volunteered with myriad organizations. To name just a few: Mentoring
in Medicine, the Agape Clinic, Bulosan Center for Filipinx Studies, Hebrew
Academy For Special Children, Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence,
The Aureate Academy School of Black Women Excellence, AI Robotics Ethics
Society, Project for Return and Opportunity in Veterans Education,
Tri-State Black Men in Medicine, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Perkins School
for the Blind, Arbutus Volunteer Fire Department, American Red Cross,
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College, Gift of Life Marrow Registry, Penn
Vet Working Dog Center, Unite for Sight, Philippine Medical Society of
Northern California, Bright Pink, ESCAPE Program, Greater Pittsburgh
community food bank, Reading Partners, Volunteers Around the World,
Clinica Esperanza, America Needs You, Baltimore Inspiring Connections
Outdoors, St. Joseph's School for the Deaf, Building Ourselves Through
Sisterhood and Service, Global Medical Brigades, Students Fighting Hunger,
My Sister's Place, Project START, Phoenix Restoration Project, Taipei Yung
Ming Center for Disabled Young People, Africa Future Foundation, Cayuga Heights
Fire Department, Great Neck Fire Company, and Boy Scouts of America.
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