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Learn more Academic and personal qualifications (2023 Entering Class) Mean grade point average (GPA) of 3.88 Mean MCAT total score of 519.5 (96th percentile).  Originated from 31 states and 12 international students from 8 countries (Canada, China, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Morocco, Singapore, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe). States most represented are California (15) and Florida (10). Illinois and New York are each represented by eight students. Seven are from Massachusetts and Missouri. New Jersey and Texas each contributed five. Georgia, Maryland, and Virginia are represented by four students each. 52 different undergraduate institutions, with three or more students coming from: Washington University (23) Duke University (9) Johns Hopkins University (7) University of California, Los Angeles (6) Columbia University/Vanderbilt University (5 each) Cornell University/Harvard University/Stanford University (4 each) Pomona College, the University of Michigan, the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale University each contributed three new students Undergraduate Institutions Represented — 2012-2021 WashU matriculates students from a wide variety of very competitive schools.  In the last five years, 57 different schools contributed three or more matriculants and 154 schools contributed at least one matriculant. The table below presents only those universities and colleges contributing three or more students to the WashU entering medical school classes in the 2012-2021 decade.   University/CollegeTotalArizona State University3Bowdoin University 4Brandeis University 5Brigham Young University 9Brown University 14California Institute of Technology 6Carleton College 4Case Western Reserve University 5Colby College 3Columbia University in the City of New York 16Cornell University20Dartmouth College10Duke University 38Emory University 13Florida State University 3Fordham University 3Georgetown University 4Georgia Institute of Technology  4Harvard University 56Indiana University-Bloomington10Johns Hopkins University24Macalester College3Massachusetts Institute of Technology 17McGill University 9Michigan State University 4Middlebury College 4New York University 5Northwestern University 14Ohio State University 9Oregon State University5Pomona College 3Princeton University 18Rice University 22Saint Louis University6St. Olaf College5Stanford University15Swarthmore College3Truman State University4Tufts University 6Tulane University 4University of Arizona8University of Arkansas 5University of California, Berkeley 39University of California, Davis 3University of California, Los Angeles 32University of California, San Diego 13University of Chicago 11University of Florida 9University of Georgia 7University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 14University of Iowa 5University of Kentucky 3University of Maryland &＃8211; Baltimore County 3University of Maryland &＃8211; College Park 7University of Massachusetts &＃8211; Amherst 3University of Miami (FL) 3University of Michigan &＃8211; Ann Arbor 26University of Minnesota &＃8211; Twin Cities 7University of Missouri &＃8211; Columbia 3University of Nebraska &＃8211; Lincoln 5University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 14University of Notre Dame20University of Oklahoma5University of Pennsylvania  28University of Pittsburgh 4University of Rochester3University of Southern California 13University of Texas at Austin 4University of Toronto 6University of Tulsa 5University of Virginia 8University of Washington 15University of Western Ontario 4University of Wisconsin-Madison 9Vanderbilt University 30Washington University in St. Louis 161Wellesley College 4Williams College 7Yale University 39 Personal qualities Please visit the Student Life section for more about our students&＃8217; personal interests, qualities and lifestyles. 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