A national presence
With three training locations, our M.D. Program gives students the opportunity to learn at each Mayo Clinic campus for a truly unique and customized educational experience.
Explore training locationsMayo Clinic is leading the way in the rapidly changing healthcare landscape. As a medical student, you'll contribute to this change immediately upon stepping foot on campus and throughout your medical school journey. Whether your passion is making a difference in the lives of patients on a daily basis, contributing to cutting-edge research, or traveling the world to give hope and healing to those who need it, you'll join in the mission to put the needs of patients first.
At Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, you'll find community in a diverse group of classmates, and learn from world-class faculty that will inspire you to further commit to your calling. As a national medical school, with campus locations in Rochester, Minnesota; Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona; and Jacksonville, Florida, you're encouraged to explore endless opportunities and take advantage of our unique resources and curriculum.
Our medical students are the healthcare leaders of tomorrow and we know you'll leave our M.D. Program ready to devote yourself to patient care, advancing medicine, and redefining healthcare.
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of students graduate with a published research article in a peer-reviewed journal
best medical school in the nation for research (U.S. News & World Report, 2023-2024)
of graduates continue their education in a residency at Mayo Clinic
With three training locations, our M.D. Program gives students the opportunity to learn at each Mayo Clinic campus for a truly unique and customized educational experience.
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Mayo Clinic truly lives their dedication to patient care in every aspect of healthcare delivery. The focus on patient needs here is unlike anything I have ever seen.
Sophia Aguirre
Current student
I am most excited by the people I’m surrounded by. My classmates are thoughtful and kind-hearted. Professors are brilliant and dedicated to teaching. Administrators are endlessly supportive. And patients are inspiring reminders of why I entered medicine.
Connor Walsh
Current student