Oldest Medical Schools
Founded in 1765, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania is the oldest medical school in United States and Columbia University Roy and Diana Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, founded in 1767, is the second oldest medical school.
Below statements summarize the average statistics including medical schools tuition and admission data for the top 10 Oldest Medical Schools.
- The average medical school tuition & fees of Oldest Medical Schools is $68,137, and University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine has the highest tuition & fees of $97,328 and University of Cincinnati College of Medicine has the lowest tuition & fees of $58,435.
- The average MCAT score is 513 and, among Oldest Medical Schools, New York University School of Medicine has the highest MCAT score of 523 and University of Louisville School of Medicine has the lowest score of 508.
- The average acceptance rate is 3.81% and, among Oldest Medical Schools, George Washington University Medical School has the tightest (lowest) rate of 1% and Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University has the loosest (highest) rate of 9%.
- The average medical school population is 632 and, among Oldest Medical Schools, Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University has the most students of 1,194 and Dartmouth College Geisel School of Medicine has the fewest students of 430.
Comparison Table between Oldest Medical Schools
The following table compares the 25 Oldest Medical Schools. The tuition & fees is based on the 2025-2026 academic year. The admission data including MCAT, GPA, acceptance rate, applicants, and matriculants are based on the 2025-2026 data. You can sort the table by touching/clicking the column title that you want to sort.
[1] Medical School Rankings over based on multiple factors including admission, academic, size, and costs.
