Apply to EnMed
Why EnMed?
By integrating cutting-edge engineering design with comprehensive medical training, we’re empowering a new generation of problem-solvers – Physcianeers. Over four years, students complete all the requirements for a Master of Engineering in Engineering and Doctor of Medicine Combined Degree Program through Texas A&M College of Medicine and Texas A&M College of Engineering, respectively.
Educates invention- and innovation-minded physicianeers.
Provides clinical training at the top-ranked Houston Methodist Hospital.
Offers experience in translating novel medical technologies into real-world applications.
Applicants to the EnMed program must:
- Have a bachelor’s, or advanced, degree in engineering or computer science from a U.S. or territorial institution,
- Be a U.S. citizen or hold a U.S. Permanent Resident (Green Card) status, and
- Have completed all prerequisite coursework to qualify for EnMed admission.
Consideration for Applicants
without an ABET-accredited degreeInterested applicants who do not hold a baccalaureate, or advanced, degree in engineering or computer science from an ABET-accredited (or standards-meeting) program may be considered upon completion of prescribed math and engineering leveling courses. These criteria may be fulfilled by a combination of undergraduate and graduate leveling coursework:
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- All prescribed coursework must be completed before being accepted into the program.
- All leveling courses should be completed with letter grades of “B” or better.
Please Note
Courses in advanced calculus (differential equations or higher), thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, electricity and magnetism, dynamics and vibrations, circuit system design, signal processing, engineering mechanics, engineering analysis, materials and manufacturing, structure of materials, mechanical measurements, engineering design (mechanical, electrical, chemical design etc.), experimental physics, Newtonian mechanics, computer systems and design, digital circuit design, or other upper/graduate-level coursework completed as part of an ABET-accredited engineering degree and which does not fulfill requirements for admission to medical school.
Policy on AP Credits, Credits by Exam, and Dual Credit
APPLICATION PROCESS
Only completed applications are reviewed. The following are the requirements for a complete EnMed application:
If you are a Texas resident:
Submit the Texas Medical & Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS) application.
Fees:
- $200
If you are not a Texas resident:
Submit the TMDSAS application or the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) application.
Fees:
- $170 for one medical school designation
- $42 for each additional medical school designation
Official Documentation:
- Send official transcripts directly to TMDSAS or AMCAS. If applicable, submit a copy of your U.S. Permanent Resident card or other pertinent documents directly to TMDSAS or AMCAS.
MCAT Requirement:
- Submit an official MCAT score released to TMDSAS or AMCAS.
- Conditions:
- No pending scores a the time of application
- Scores must be from within the past five years
- Conditions:
Submit your Application to Texas A&M College of Medicine
- Complete and submit the Texas A&M College of Medicine Secondary Application with a $60 fee. Indicate interest in EnMed by selecting the EnMed Track option (Item #7).
- Applicants must select both the MD and EnMed options for consideration to both tracks.
Submit Letters of Evaluation
Provide three letters of evaluation or a Health Professions Advisory Committee Packet (HPAC) from your college or university. *Each individual institution may choose to do HPACs. Contact your school’s advising office for more information.
EnMed Admissions Timeline
January – September
- MCAT administered across the nation
May
- May 1- TMDSAS and AMCAS Applications open
- Mid-May – TMDSAS and AMCAS data transmission to participating medical schools begins
June
- June – Secondary Applications open
- The review of completed applications begins
July
- Mid-July – First round of interview offers extended
August – December
- August – TAMU ENMED Interview period begins
- EnMed interviews in person – Houston, TX
October
- October 15 – Pre-match rolling acceptances begins
November
- November 1 – Deadline for EnMed applicants to submit TMDSAS or AMCAS applications and Texas A&M College of Medicine Secondary and Supplemental Applications, 5 p.m. CST
- Mid-November – TMDSAS deadline for receipt of letters of evaluations
- Transcripts must be submitted within 30 days of request by TMDSAS
- Financial Aid process begins via the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Additional offers of acceptance made, as needed
December
- Interviews conclude – Additional offers of acceptance made, as needed
January
- Additional offers of acceptance made, as needed
- End of January – Last day for the TMDSAS participating medical schools to make pre-match offers of acceptance to Texas residents
February
- Mid-February – Deadline for applicants to submit their match preferences rank list for schools at which they interviewed
March
- Early March – TMDSAS Match Day
- Mid-March – Notices to alternates
- Late March – Deadline for incoming students to submit campus tracks preferences
April
- First installment of matriculation information provided to incoming students
- April 30 (or before) – TMDSAS traffic rule: On or before April 30, accepted applicants must narrow acceptances to no more than one (1) school or program, and withdraw acceptances from all other schools or programs
- April 30 – AMCAS ‘Commit to Enroll’ option available. Accepted EnMed candidates must select ‘Commit to Enroll’ to retain their admission.
May
- May 5 – Deadline for AMCAS applicants to select ‘Commit to Enroll’ to retain their EnMed admission.
- May 15 – Last day to make offers of acceptance to alternates holding acceptances at other Texas medical schools
- Late May – EnMed courses begin the day after Memorial Day.
June-July
- Summer Pre-Matriculation Course
July
- 4th week of July – Medical school orientation week & White Coat ceremony
- 5th week of July – First day of medical classes
Get in Touch with Us
If you’re interested in the EnMed program and want to learn more, we’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help you explore your future in medicine and engineering!
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