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Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis)

Indianapolis, IN

GRE or MCATApplies via CASAAAccredited
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Admissions requirements

The published minimums. Admitted applicants usually sit above them.
Minimum GPA
No stated minimum
Entrance exam
GRE or MCAT
Minimum exam scores
GRE: not below the 40th percentile in Quantitative or Verbal; MCAT: not below 499. Taken within three years of matriculation.
Shadowing hours required
8

Applying

Where the application goes, and when it's due.
Application deadline
Feb 28 each year
Applies through CASAA
Yes
Interview
In person

The program

What you're signing up for.
Institution
Indiana University School of Medicine
Accreditation
Accredited
Length
28 months
Class size
24

Outcomes

What the program publishes about finishing, passing the exam and getting hired.
Completion
90% of students stayed through the program, averaged over 2023–2025
Employment
100% job placement, averaged over 2023–2025
NCCAA exam, first attempt
98.2%, averaged over 2023–2025
NCCAA exam, all attempts
100%, averaged over 2023–2025
Pass rate, completion and employment read from the program’s own outcomes page ↗ on 2026-11-03. Programs update these yearly.

Cost

Published figures. Cost of living and lost income aren't in these numbers.
Tuition
$13,650.64 per semester (in-state); $17,166.66 per semester (non-resident)

Prerequisites

  • •Biology I and II (2 semesters)
  • •Human Anatomy (1 semester)
  • •Human Physiology (1 semester)
  • •Chemistry I and II with lab (2 semesters)
  • •Organic Chemistry I and II with lab (2 semesters)
  • •Physics I and II with lab (2 semesters)
  • •Statistics (1 semester)

Notes

Indiana University School of Medicine's MS program. There is no absolute minimum GPA — competitive applicants have GPAs around 3.7 or higher — and prerequisites must be completed with a B− or better within ten years of matriculation. The GRE is not accepted below the 40th percentile in quant or verbal, and the MCAT is not accepted below 499. Tuition is billed per semester across seven semesters (about $13,650 in-state / $17,167 non-resident).

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Your exam score

The program’s own words: “GRE: not below the 40th percentile in Quantitative or Verbal; MCAT: not below 499. Taken within three years of matriculation.”

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Read from the program’s own page on 2026-10-02. Source

If you trained outside the US

We read this program's admissions pages and they take no position on international applicants. That is not a yes and not a no — ask the program before you spend anything.

The page we read ↗, read 2026-09-24

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Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) — frequently asked

Which entrance exam does Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) accept?

Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) accepts the GRE or MCAT. Score expectations and accepted exams change between cycles, so confirm on the program's page and on CASAA before you register for a test date.

How many shadowing hours does Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) require?

At least 8 documented hours of anesthesia shadowing or observation. More than the minimum generally helps — it's also the experience your personal statement and interview draw on.

What prerequisites does Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) require?

Biology I and II (2 semesters), Human Anatomy (1 semester), Human Physiology (1 semester), Chemistry I and II with lab (2 semesters), Organic Chemistry I and II with lab (2 semesters), Physics I and II with lab (2 semesters), Statistics (1 semester). Many programs also require science coursework to have been completed within roughly the last 5–10 years, so check recency as well as completion.

How long is the Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) program?

About 28 months of full-time study. CAA programs run continuously with heavy clinical time, so most students can't work meaningfully during them.

How much does Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) cost?

Tuition at Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis): $13,650.64 per semester (in-state); $17,166.66 per semester (non-resident). Fees and living costs come on top, so budget across the full program length, not a single year.

Does Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) use CASAA?

Yes — Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) accepts applications through CASAA, the centralized anesthesiologist-assistant application service. Remember that CASAA verification takes time after you submit, so your effective deadline is earlier than the posted one.

When is the Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) application deadline?

Feb 28 each year, per the program's own site. CASAA verification takes time after you submit, so aim to submit well before it.

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