Universities with academic medical centres

13 universities in the directory carry this tag, across 12 states. Each profile lists admission requirements, published costs, test policy and deadlines.

Private Founded 1839

Boston University

Boston, Massachusetts

Acceptance
11%
In-state tuition
$66,000
Undergrads
18,000

A large private university along Commonwealth Avenue with combined bachelor's-to-master's tracks in several colleges.

Private Founded 1826

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, Ohio

Acceptance
30%
In-state tuition
$63,000
Undergrads
6,200

A private research university in University Circle with a co-operative education programme in engineering and computing.

Private Founded 1838

Duke University

Durham, North Carolina

Acceptance
6%
In-state tuition
$66,000
Undergrads
6,700

A research university in the Research Triangle with a large share of its class admitted through binding Early Decision.

Private Founded 1836

Emory University

Atlanta, Georgia

Acceptance
11%
In-state tuition
$60,000
Undergrads
7,100

Applicants choose between the Atlanta campus and Oxford College, a two-year liberal arts start that feeds into the same degree.

Private Founded 1876

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, Maryland

Acceptance
7%
In-state tuition
$63,000
Undergrads
6,100

The first research university in the United States, with the country's largest medical research expenditure and no legacy preference in admissions.

Public Founded 1881

University of Connecticut

Storrs, Connecticut

Acceptance
55%
In-state tuition
$20,000
Undergrads
19,000

Connecticut's flagship, with regional campuses and direct-entry pathways into nursing and pharmacy.

Public Founded 1865

University of Kentucky

Lexington, Kentucky

Acceptance
94%
In-state tuition
$13,000
Undergrads
23,000

An open-access flagship with an academic medical centre that serves as a clinical site for health sciences students.

Private Founded 1925

University of Miami

Coral Gables, Florida

Acceptance
19%
In-state tuition
$59,000
Undergrads
12,500

A private research university with marine science on Virginia Key and a bilingual, international student body.

Public Founded 1851

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Acceptance
73%
In-state tuition
$16,000
Undergrads
37,000

A two-campus flagship that reviews applications in priority waves, so earlier files receive earlier scholarship decisions.

Public Founded 1789

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Acceptance
17%
In-state tuition
$9,000
Undergrads
20,000

State law reserves roughly 82% of each first-year class for North Carolina residents, making out-of-state admission far more competitive.

Public Founded 1850

University of Utah

Salt Lake City, Utah

Acceptance
89%
In-state tuition
$10,000
Undergrads
27,000

A research flagship with a games and computer graphics programme that grew out of the university's early computing laboratory.

Public Founded 1861

University of Washington

Seattle, Washington

Acceptance
43%
In-state tuition
$12,600
Undergrads
36,000

Competitive majors such as computer science and engineering use a separate direct-to-major admission process with far tighter limits.

Private Founded 1853

Washington University in St. Louis

St. Louis, Missouri

Acceptance
12%
In-state tuition
$64,000
Undergrads
8,000

Students apply to one of five undergraduate schools but can take courses and add majors across all of them.

About this grouping

Tags describe a shared characteristic — funding model, academic emphasis, campus scale or cost level — and are assigned editorially from public institutional information. They are a navigation aid, not an assessment. A university appearing here is not ranked above or below any other, and institutions may carry several tags at once.

States represented: Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Utah, Washington.