CMU College of Medicine recognized as one of the top institutions by U.S. News and World Report

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Central Michigan University College of Medicine Ranked Among 2024 Best Graduate Schools for Medicine

Central Michigan University College of Medicine Recognized as One of the Best Graduate Schools for Medicine

In a recent announcement by U.S. News and World Report, the Central Michigan University College of Medicine has been ranked among the 2024 Best Graduate Schools for Medicine. This prestigious recognition highlights the exceptional quality of medical education programs offered at CMU.

Dr. George Kikano, dean of the College of Medicine and executive vice president for health affairs, expressed his pride in this achievement, stating, “This recognition is a testament to the caliber of CMU’s medical education programs and its graduates. It is also confirmation that we are remaining true to our mission and making the impact we set out to achieve.”

The CMU College of Medicine was founded in 2010 with the specific goal of addressing the shortage of primary care physicians in Michigan and throughout the country, particularly in rural and underserved areas. Over the years, the College’s efforts have significantly improved access to care and increased the number of physicians in the Great Lakes Bay Region.

For the third consecutive year, U.S. News has published rankings that focus on medical school characteristics and where doctors practice. CMU’s College of Medicine earned high ratings in three categories that align with its mission: #43 for serving rural areas, #67 for serving medically needy areas, and #52 for placing the most graduates in primary care positions.

“This is an outstanding achievement for our College, our faculty and staff, and our learners,” said Dr. Kikano. “We see the numbers and we know we’re making a difference, but being recognized nationally brings another level of confirmation that our impact is substantial.”

The College of Medicine receives thousands of applications each year and enrolls a high percentage of Michigan applicants. A significant number of graduates choose to practice primary care, further contributing to the improvement of healthcare access and delivery in communities across the nation.

Overall, the recognition of CMU’s College of Medicine as one of the best graduate schools for medicine underscores its commitment to excellence in medical education and its dedication to serving underserved communities.

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