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We see more than a white coat.

FIND YOUR FUTURE AT THE TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

THROUGH EDUCATION, PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCH, WE’RE IMPACTING LIVES IN WEST TEXAS AND AROUND THE WORLD BECAUSE OF INDIVIDUALS LIKE YOU.

WHAT WE SEE IN YOU GOES DEEPER THAN A WHITE COAT.

WE SEE SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO SPEND THEIR LIFE

EXPERIENCING THE JOY OF HELPING OTHERS.

FIND YOUR Future HERE.

degree options

FAMILY MEDICINE ACCELERATED TRACK (FMAT)

Innovative three-year program for students interested in primary care.

D UAL D E G REE P RO G RAMS

M.D. / M.B.A.

A 42-hour, four-year program focused on providing medical professionals with a strong business understanding of tomorrow’s health care system.

M.D. / Ph.D.

A seven-year program in which students complete a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program between the second and third years of medical school.

M.D. / M.P.H.

A 45-hour, four-year program that targets the following core disciplines: Biostatistics, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology, Health Policy Management, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and other public health disciplines..

J.D. / M.D.

A six-year program in which students complete a Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) program between years 3 and 4 of medical school.

M.D. / M.S.

A ve-year program in which students complete a Master of Science (M.S.) in Biomedical Research at the end of year 2 of medical school.

M.D. & E

A four-year program focused on training physicians who are capable of blending medical knowledge and engineering principles. Students complete a Master of Science (M.S.) in Bioengineering while in medical school.

Phase 1

*NOTE: P3 (clinical integration, communication, public health, interprofessional development).

Phase 1 Phase 2

*NOTE: P3 (clinical integration, communication, public health, interprofessional development). Basic Medical Spanish must be completed before beginning Phase 2.

Phase 2 Phase 3

2026-2027

24 Weeks

*NOTE: Clerkships can be taken in any order. Clerkships: Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Psychiatry and Surgery. Rotations can begin 2 weeks after completion of clerkships. Rotations (Sub-Internship, Ambulatory, Critical Care and Electives) and available time can be taken in any order.

Phase 3

2027-2028

*NOTE: Rotations (Sub-Intership, Ambulatory, Critical Care and Electives) and available time can be taken in any order. TRIAL = Transition to Residency: Individualized Asynchronous Learning.

P3 CBSE CBSE

2025-2026 Organ Systems 3: Gastro, Musk, Conn, Skin 7 Weeks Organ Systems 4: Neuro, Behav, Repo 13 Weeks Organ Systems 5: Endocrine, Multiorgan 8 Weeks Clerkships 8 Weeks Step Enhancement/ Step 1 Basic Medical Spanish Introduction to Clinical Medicine 2 Intro Clin Med 2 Integration Seminar *Step 1 JAN FEB MAR JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JUN APR MAY curriculum

P3 Introduction to Clinical Medicine 1

2024-2025 Anatomy, Histology & Embryology 10 Weeks General Principles 8 Weeks Organ Systems 1: Immune & Hematopoietic, Cardio 10 Weeks Organ Systems 2: Renal, Respiratory 9 Weeks CBSE P3 P3

TRIAL TRIAL Advanced Clinical Training Advanced Clinical Training

Integration Seminar Integration Seminar TRIAL Clerkships,

Clerkships, 8 Weeks Advanced Clinical Training *Step 2CK

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SEX AND GENDER BASED HEALTH CURRICULUM.

MAY 1

TMDSAS Application Opens

AUGUST 1

Early Decisions Program Application Deadline

October 1

Early Decision Program Results Announced

October 15

TMDSAS Pre-Match Acceptance Period for Texas Residents Begins

November 1

TMDSAS Application Deadline

* All sections of the application must be complete and the application must be submitted by 11:59 PM (CT)

November 15

Deadline for Test Scores and all Supporting Document

* Failure to submit documents by these dates may result in the disquali cation of your application

** TTUHSC School of Medicine will not extend interview invitations until all supporting documents have been received

FEBRUARY 2

TMDSAS Ranking of School Preference Due

February 16

Match Results Announced & Rolling Admissions Period Begins

CLINICAL TRAINING IN LUBBOCK, AMARILLO OR THE PERMIAN BASIN DURING PHASES 2

STUDENTS RECEIVE

AND

APPROXIMATE TEXAS RESIDENT STATE TUITION & FEES: $22,379 96% PASS RATE ON STEP 1 1 00% PASS RATE ON STEP 2 CK

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Prerequisites

Traditionally, evidence of high intellectual ability and a strong record of academic achievement help determine a student’s ability for success in medical school. In addition, successful candidates often have considerable involvement in health care related activities and other extra-curricular activities. e following qualities are deemed extremely important:

• Communication

• Collaboration

• Collegiality

• Resilience, Passion and Perseverance

• Ethics and Personal Integrity

All prerequisites must be taken at an accredited U.S. or Canadian institution. A bachelor’s degree is required, although no preference is given to the major. Applicants must take the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). e applicant’s best score from the last ve years will be considered.

*Biochemistry is required and may be used toward ful lling the biological sciences or chemistry requirements. Prerequisite Courses General biology or zoology................................................................. 6 Biology labs........................................................................................ 2 Upper division biology*...................................................................... 6 General chemistry*............................................................................. 6 General chemistry labs....................................................................... 2 Organic chemistry.............................................................................. 6 Organic chemistry labs....................................................................... 2 Physics................................................................................................ 6 Physics labs......................................................................................... 2 English............................................................................................... 6 Statistics o ered by math department................................................ 3 total 47 Hours

Clery Act

Every year in October, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center releases the Annual Security Report in compliance with the federal law identi ed as the "Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act."

e report contains statistics about certain speci ed crimes and related incidents that have been reported to the Texas Tech Police Department and other campus security authorities for the previous three calendar years. e report also contains policies and practices pertaining to campus security, crime reporting, alcohol and drugs, victims' assistance programs, student discipline policies, campus resources, community safety alerts, crime prevention, access to campus facilities and properties as well as personal safety tips.

Download the annual security report here. www.ttuhsc.edu/emergency/clery-report.aspx

To request a paper copy of this report, contact the Texas Tech Police Department by email at police@ttu.edu or by phone at 806-742-3931 during normal business hours, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.