Application Deadline: October 1
Review of applications will begin on September 15. We will notify you when your application is complete.

Application Requirements

• Application Form with essays
• Official high school and college transcripts.
  Each transcript should be in a sealed institutional envelope.
• Three letters of recommendation
  The people whom you select should have worked with you or know you in a more than casual manner. We are particularly interested in learning about you as a person. One of these letters should come from a faculty/staff member of your current school and one should come from a faculty/staff member of your high school. We prefer that you use Interfolio for submitting your letters of recommendation. If you choose not to use Interfolio, please have your recommender attach a confidentiality form to his/her letter. Letters may be sent by the recommender directly to us at the address below; alternatively, the recommender can give you their letter in a sealed envelope, signed across the seal.
• SAT/ACT scores
  Do not request that the Educational Testing Service or ACT Program forward your scores, as Mount Sinai does not have a recipient code number. Often, your SAT/ACT scores are on your high school transcript. A photocopy or web shot of your SAT/ACT scores is also acceptable.
• Application fee ($100)
  Payment of the application fee is part of the on-line application. You will be prompted on how to pay by credit card, check or money order.

Mailing address for application materials:
Humanities and Medicine Program
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1632
New York, NY 10029-6574

On-campus interviews for selected applicants are required as part of the admissions process. We will notify applicants by the end of November if they have been selected. Interviews take place between mid-November and mid-December.

Program Requirements

• Humanities/Social Sciences major
• 1 year chemistry
• 1 year biology
• 8-week Summer Program at Mount Sinai between junior and senior years includes:
               - Organic Chemistry/Physics course
               - Clinical service rotations
               - Weekly ethics discussions
               - Free housing