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MCAT and GPA acceptance chart

Numbers checked: October 2026 · Sources

155,940 applicants, 45.1% accepted

Pick your GPA and MCAT to see how many applicants like you got into at least one MD school. Stronger color means better odds. The data is AAMC's, for three application cycles combined (fall 2023, 2024 and 2025).

Your odds

48.7%

accepted: 1,510 of 3,100 applicants

More about this GPA (3.40–3.59)

Acceptance rate by GPA and MCAT

Tap a square (or use the arrow keys) to see the numbers. — means fewer than 10 applicants. Swipe sideways for higher MCAT scores.

GPA ↓ · MCAT →<486486–489490–493494–497498–501502–505506–509510–513514–517>517
3.80–4.00
3.60–3.79
3.40–3.59
3.20–3.39
3.00–3.19
2.80–2.99
2.60–2.79
2.40–2.59
2.20–2.39
2.00–2.19
Below 2.00
Dark squares: half or more got in

Questions

What are my chances of getting into medical school?

Find your GPA and MCAT in the chart. Overall, 45.1% of MD applicants were accepted to at least one school. With a GPA above 3.79 and an MCAT above 517 it was 83.3%; with a 3.00–3.19 GPA and a 498–501 MCAT, 15.4%.

Does this include DO schools?

No. AAMC's grid covers U.S. MD schools only. AACOM doesn't publish a GPA × MCAT grid; its 2025 averages were a 3.62 GPA and a 502.95 MCAT.

Why are some squares empty?

AAMC hides any GPA and MCAT combination with fewer than 10 applicants, to protect privacy and because a handful of people says little.

Is this for one year?

No, three application cycles are combined (applying for fall 2023, 2024 and 2025), which makes the small groups more reliable.

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Sources

Acceptance rate = share of applicants accepted to at least one U.S. MD school. AAMC combines three application cycles (fall 2023, 2024 and 2025: 155,940 applicants). AAMC hides groups with fewer than 10 applicants (shown as —). The numbers are AAMC's and AACOM's; the charts and text are ours.