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University of Oklahoma College of Medicine: what it looks for, GPA and MCAT

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is a public medical school in Oklahoma (Oklahoma City).

What University of Oklahoma College of Medicine says it looks for

Experiences

Holistic review includes cognitive and noncognitive dimensions.

Qualities

Maturity/emotional stability.

The school publishes little detail about what it looks for, so this is broad. Its own pages are the best guide. Summarized from the school's admissions page, checked October 2026. Not a ranking, a rubric or a prediction of admission.

Admissions statistics

MetricValue
Median GPA of admitted students3.89
Median MCAT of admitted students511
Interview invite rate22.4%
School typePublic
StateOklahoma
Applications (AAMC FACTS Table A-1, 2025-2026)2,590
Matriculants202
In-state share of entering class55%

Sources: GPA, MCAT and interview rate: 2026 school dataset (dataset updated 2026-08-04). Applications and entering class: AAMC FACTS Table A-1, 2025-2026. Not a ranking or a prediction of admission. AesculaMD is not affiliated with University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, the AAMC or AACOM.

Common questions

What does University of Oklahoma College of Medicine look for in applicants?

From University of Oklahoma College of Medicine's own admissions pages (checked October 2026): Experiences: Holistic review includes cognitive and noncognitive dimensions. Qualities: Maturity/emotional stability. The school publishes little detail about what it looks for, so this is broad. Its own pages are the best guide.

What GPA and MCAT do students admitted to University of Oklahoma College of Medicine have?

The median GPA is 3.89 and the median MCAT is 511 (2026 school dataset). A median is the middle of the admitted class, not a minimum: half were admitted below it.

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