The Georgetown University Special Master’s Program is the foremost and longest-running program of its kind for future medical students.
Preparing professionals since 1975.
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Attend Georgetown School of Medicine courses alongside first year medical students.
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85% med school acceptance rate within two years of enrolling in the SMP. (Includes students who don’t apply during the SMP)
Our one-year M.S. in Physiology program is tailored to college graduates who wish to strengthen their credentials for application to U.S. medical schools. Our faculty provide lifetime advising and are invested in providing training, resources, and personalized career strategies to help you reach your goals and beyond.
Former Georgetown SMP Director Susan Mulroney shares what makes the Georgetown Special Master’s Program special – from an experienced advising team, to an immersive medical curriculum, to the program’s longevity and track record of med school admissions.
The Georgetown DifferenceOur new Dean’s Excellence Merit Scholarship awards tuition funds to students who scored highly on the MCAT.
In addition to the Master of Science in Physiology, you’ll receive valuable academic and professional support as part of the Georgetown SMP. Our commitment to your success starts before your first semester, and continues after you graduate:
Get to know the Special Master’s Program and faculty before you enroll, to find out how you’ll fit in as a Georgetown Physio.
Perfect your med school applications with help from our experts, and enjoy the Georgetown community and student services.
After you’re off to med school (or another career), you can still count on our professional development team for personalized career advising.
Our Physio students tried out wheelchair basketball and helped raise nearly $12,000 for people with spinal cord injuries or disease in the D.C. area.
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Want to learn more about the Georgetown SMP? Attend one of our informational events to connect with our faculty and staff and get more information about admissions, curriculum and outcomes.
Prospective Student Events
