Medical School GPA and MCAT Comparison
Compare your GPA and MCAT with medical schools’ published academic profiles. Build a shortlist using source-linked figures and check school-specific requirements. This comparison does not estimate admission chances.
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Enter your GPA or your MCAT score to compare academic profiles.
138 school profiles plotted. Schools missing GPA or MCAT are excluded from this chart.
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Every medical school in our data (231)
A. T. Still University Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Mean GPA
- 3.69
- Mean MCAT
- 503
- Published Class size
- 172
A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona
- Mean GPA
- 3.56
- Mean MCAT
- 502.6
- Published Class size
- 154
Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Mean GPA
- 3.58
- Mean MCAT
- 503
- Class size
- Not published
Albany Medical College
- Mean GPA
- 3.82
- Mean MCAT
- 512
- Published Class size
- 145
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- GPA
- Not published
- MCAT
- Not published
- Class size
- Not published
No published total MCAT class average or median available for comparison.
No published comparable 4.0-scale GPA available. Check the school’s grading and applicant rules.
Alice L. Walton School of Medicine
- Mean GPA
- 3.89
- Median MCAT
- 513
- Published Class size
- 48
Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Mean GPA
- 3.56
- Mean MCAT
- 498.7
- Published Class size
- 150
Preference is given to students from rural and underserved environments, especially those from Arkansas and the South Central United States.
Augusta University Medical College of Georgia
- Mean GPA
- 3.80
- Mean MCAT
- 512
- Published Class size
- 304
The class is predominantly from Georgia.
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We compare published academic profiles
Compare your GPA and MCAT with sourced school figures. These describe entering classes or accepted applicants, and some have no cohort year. Residency affects the group only where a sourced resident share supports it; minimum requirements are flagged separately.
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Compare schools in three academic groups, then review each school’s figures, applicant requirements, source and reporting period.
How the calculator works
We compare your GPA and MCAT with each school’s published academic profile. The academic index is 10 times your GPA difference plus half your MCAT difference, using only available values. An index of 1 or more is a stronger match, -2 to below 1 a closer match, and below -2 a more demanding comparison. A reported resident share of at least 70% moves an out-of-region comparison down one group. Sourced minimums are flagged separately and may depend on applicant category. This is a transparent sorting rule, not a validated admissions model.
What is a LizzyM score?
LizzyM is an informal GPA-and-MCAT comparison discussed on the Student Doctor Network. This calculator uses its own disclosed sorting rule and does not calculate an original-scale LizzyM score. Neither method estimates your individual admission probability.
Means and medians describe a class; they are not admission cutoffs. These comparison groups are not acceptance probabilities. Residency, eligibility, experiences, and other selection criteria still matter.
School-reported figures describe different cohorts or accepted applicant groups. Labels distinguish means, medians and other published summaries. Some DO figures are college-submitted through AACOM and omit the cohort year. Missing or non-comparable values are not estimated. Check each field’s linked source and current requirements.