"He that lives in a college, after his mind is sufficiently stocked with learning, is like a man, who having built, rigged, and victualed, a ship, should lock her up in dry dock."
—Edmund Burke

If you could build your own medical school, what would it be like? Would you tether your students to books and classrooms, or would you ask them to make a difference sooner, in community clinics across the country? Would you encourage them to extend a soft hand of kindness as they learn side-by-side practicing professionals?

Practicing medicine is both a privilege and a duty, and our underserved communities are the ones who need us most.

One in 50 applicants is destined to join us in our quest for better healthcare.

You could be that one.

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