FY23 - Annual Scholarship IR

CHANGING MEDICINE, INSPIRING A BRIGHTER FUTURE

2022 SCHOLARSHIP UPDATE

A MESSAGE FROM ADMISSIONS

Dr. Berman and students.

To advance and improve medicine, it takes a determined team working together — people with diverse abilities and experiences driving new concepts and supporting one another. At the University of Michigan Medical School, we strive to build the strongest teams possible by seeking outstanding students who have unique backgrounds, exciting ideas, and a passion for serving others.

Scholarship donors like you are essential members of our team too. Your generosity enables the brightest and best learners — regardless of their financial situations or circumstances — to attend the U-M Medical School.

Some of these learners come from underrepresented populations, others are first-generation college students, and many earned degrees in non-scientific fields during their undergraduate studies.

Once here, they bring with them the undeniable talent and dedication that will change medicine. They pursue promising research, volunteer in the community, provide care to the underserved, and help to enhance medical education.

Your contributions give students the opportunity to pursue their dreams and focus on becoming the best caregivers they can be. Thank you for your partnership and encouragement as you make it possible for gifted learners to take the next step in their medical journeys. Your gifts are helping to change their lives and build a brighter future in health care.

Sincerely, Deborah R. Berman (M.D. 1999, Residency 2003, Fellowship 2010) Interim Assistant Dean for Admissions

INCOMING U-M MEDICAL SCHOOL CLASS PROFILE

9,385

10%

Applicants

First-Generation Students

168

52%

Class Size (58% women, 39% men, 3% non-binary)

Non-Traditional Students (2+ years out of undergrad)

43%

3.80

Michigan Residents

Average GPA

46

90.5

U-M Undergraduates

Average MCAT Percentile

71

45%

Undergraduate Institutions Represented

Scholarship Recipients

15%

$35,047

Underrepresented Students

Average Scholarship Award

CLASS OF 2022 EDUCATIONAL DEBT Average debt load of 2022 graduating students: $151,662 (medical school debt) $156,212 (all educational debt) $200,000+ $0

21%

36% $150,000–$199,999 10%

$100,000–$149,999

$0–$49,999

11%

9% $50,000–$99,999 13% Our graduates’ average medical school debt load is almost $50,000 below the national average.* *Association of American Medical Colleges Financial Aid Summary Report

A LEADING APPROACH TO MEDICAL EDUCATION

At the U-M Medical School, our students embrace incredible opportunities to make an impact while they train, preparing themselves to graduate and become physician leaders who drive positive change in health care.

Scientific & Clinical Foundation Focuses on foundational scientific knowledge and clinical experiences. Also develops learning and thinking skills to prepare students to be lifelong learners through the Doctoring course and other courses designed to foster clinical reasoning skills, systems thinking, cultural competency, leadership, and collaboration.

Longitudinal Learning Community M-Home — the Medical School’s learning community — supports the development of clinical skills and professional identity in a small-group, mentored environment.

The M-Home experience helps students to embrace community building, coaching, well-being, creating a culture of authenticity, and peer mentorship and development.

Directed Professional Development Provides meaningful choices and learning experiences based on the professional direction of the student, guided by a personal advisor. This is when medical students might elect to pursue a dual degree, do international rotations, develop research, create and manage health programs, or pursue other projects that interest them.

Applied Leadership Education Prepares students for leading in the general clinical environment and for specialized contexts like health care policy. The innovative leadership program integrates leadership training across the entire medical school experience, helping students to grow skills and knowledge through large and small group sessions, working on teams, interacting with mentors and coaches, and capstone projects.

YOUR SUPPORT MAKES US THE LEADERS AND BEST Thank you for your support! Your generosity ensures that the U-M Medical School remains one of the premier medical education institutions in the nation, and that our students can make an impact in the areas of medicine they are most passionate about.

Your contributions inspire learners and encourage them as they take the next steps in their medical careers.

U-M Medical School Tuition 1960-2022 Average Annual Tuition Charges

19601969 19701979 19801989

$773 $1,475

Cost of Attendance 2022

$1,671 $3,356

In-state tuition and fees: $50,763 Out-of-state tuition and fees: $70,212

$5,764 $10,959 $14,217

19901999

In-state

$23,388 $21,298

20002009

$33,179

20102019

$34,608

$53,132 $45,806

20202021 $0

Out-of-state

$10,000

$20,000

$30,000

$40,000

$50,000

$64,810 $60,000

$70,000

Class of 2022 Residencies U-M Medical School graduates received Top 5 Ratings by residency directors from hospitals across the U.S. Top 5 Specialties 1. Internal Medicine 2. General Surgery 3. Anesthesiology 4. Emergency Medicine 5. Pediatrics

• 98% • 23% • 15% • 36%

Match rate* Remained in Michigan Matched at Michigan Medicine Entering fields that lead to primary care

*National average 94%

Stay Engaged with the Medical School Consider ways to connect with and support medical students.

• SPONSOR a white coat for an incoming medical student.

• MENTOR a medical student.

• HOST a career dinner with a small group of medical students to share knowledge and insights.

• WELCOME students to Ann Arbor or recent alumni to your community as they begin residencies and careers.

• GET INVOLVED with the Michigan Medicine Alumni Society.

• SUPPORT another area meaningful to you.

• SIGN UP for our HOST program and advise U-M medical students as they prepare for residency or job interviews.

To learn more about any of these opportunities, please contact the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at 734-998-7705 or meddevalumni@umich.edu.

Connect with us! Follow the Medical School on social media to see the latest in news, updates, and student activities.

alumni.medicine.umich.edu

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