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State reference · collected 2026-10

Medical Schools in Pennsylvania: MCAT Scores & GPAs

7 schools in this collection. The school-level median MCAT is 514, calculated from 6 schools with published figures. Matriculant figures describe enrolled classes, not admissions cutoffs.

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Tuition is annual USD as collected; residency and fee details may differ. Scroll horizontally to see all columns.

Collected matriculant figures for medical schools in Pennsylvania
SchoolMatriculant MCAT (median/average)Matriculant GPATuition (USD/yr)International policySource
Drexel University College of Medicine

Private

5123.82$78,238/yrDoes not accept international applicantsPublic aggregator estimateOfficial admissions page
Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Private

5143.89$72,448/yrNot statedPublic aggregator estimate
Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University

Public

Not publishedNot published$64,136/yrDoes not accept international applicantsSchool-published figure
Penn State College of Medicine

Public

5103.84Not publishedDoes not accept international applicantsPublic aggregator estimateOfficial admissions page
Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

Private

5223.98$77,491/yrAccepts international applicantsSchool-published figureOfficial admissions page
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University

Private

5143.80$70,292/yrCase by casePublic aggregator estimateOfficial admissions page
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Public

5163.91$74,014/yrDoes not accept international applicantsPublic aggregator estimateOfficial admissions page

The state median weights each school equally and excludes missing MCAT figures. It is not a median of individual students. Schools with explicitly named campuses in multiple states appear in each relevant state.

Read the methodology and collection note for source definitions and limitations.

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