COMP & COMP-NW: Application Requirements
Application Process
Step 1: Prerequisites And Application Requirement
The first step in the admissions process is to ensure you are on track to complete both the course prerequisites and application requirements (see below) in time to apply for your preferred year of entry.
International Students: We do not require a separate application or fee, and you should be prepared to meet all of the prerequisite and application requirements as outlined. If you need assistance with immigration (I-20 form, F-1 visa, SEVIS, etc.), our International Student Services (ISS) staff are available to help you. Visit the ISS website to learn more.
Step 2: Make Yourself A Competitive Candidate
Admission to the program is competitive so you should strive to not only meet, but exceed the minimum requirements. To get an idea of the competitiveness of those accepted into the class, we recommend that you view our Competitive Class Stats page.
Step 3: Preparing And Submitting Your Application
The apply now page will provide you with step-by-step instructions as well as an application checklist. There are a number of supporting materials that make up your completed application, and it is essential that you carefully follow the checklist to ensure that you properly submit these pieces by the deadline.
Please be sure to review information about Prerequisite Courses and Application Requirements in the sections below.
MINIMUM REQUIRED: ONE ACADEMIC YEAR
(6 Semester units each prerequisite)
- College English
- Behavioral Sciences
MINIMUM REQUIRED: ONE ACADEMIC YEAR
(8 Semester units each prerequisite)
- Biological Sciences with lab
- Organic Chemistry with lab
- Inorganic Chemistry with lab
- Physics with lab
NOT REQUIRED BUT RECOMMENDED
- Biochemistry
- Genetics
- Physiology
ALL 鈥婸REREQUISITES:
- Must be completed at a regionally accredited U.S institution, institution recognized by the USDE, or its equivalent abroad
- Must be completed by June 1 of the year you plan to enter the program (if accepted)
- College Level Equivalency Program and A/P credits are accepted for prerequisite courses as long as the course credits are specified on the transcript and are class specific
- All coursework taken from non-U.S. institutions (excluding Canada) must be submitted to an approved service for evaluation. See the Foreign Coursework page for more information.
- COMP does not accept alternative educational experience or professional training to meet admissions requirement
91破解版/COMP requires confirmation of a baccalaureate degree as a requirement for matriculation.
Completion of the majority of prerequisite courses listed.
Completion of a minimum of 90 semester units from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or its equivalent abroad at time of application.
Submitted official scores to AACOMAS
- Scores cannot be older than three (3) years
鈥婽wo letters of recommendation
- One (1) from a physician (MD or DO only, DO preferred)
- One (1) from a science professor OR from a university health professions committee
Proof of Legal U.S. Residency 鈥� If Required
- International applicants, or any other applicants who are not U.S. citizens and who are living in the U.S., must provide proof of legal U.S. residency prior to matriculation.
Primary Application Application Deadline
Closes: March 1, 2025