KU's School of Medicine offers students the option to study in an urban academic center (Kansas City), in a community-based environment (Wichita) or with a focus on underserved rural populations (Salina).
The KU School of Medicine trains the next generation of medical doctors for service in urban areas, suburbs, small towns and rural areas. With campuses in Kansas City, Salina and Wichita, students have a unique opportunity to choose not only their location but also the focus of their studies.
Learn more about our application requirements and admissions and aid requirements to see if the KU School of Medicine is your future medical school.
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School of Medicine
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