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WWAMI Medical Education Program
Montana State University 310 Leon Johnson Hall
P.O. Box 173080
Bozeman, MT  59717
wwami@montana.edu

Phone (406) 994-4411
Fax (406) 994-4398
> WWAMI Medical Education Program
Application Procedures

Application procedures and policies outlined here are subject to change. Information regarding changes is available through the University of Washington School of Medicine's Office of Admissions.


Residency Certification

All Montana WWAMI applicants must be certified as Montana residents at the time application is made. With certain exceptions, in order to be eligible for in-state status, a person must meet a 12-month durational residency test. Residency policies are found at the following web site:  http://mus.edu/borpol/bor900/9401.htm

In order to request a residency certification application or obtain more detailed residency information, contact the WWAMI/WICHE Certifying Officer.  

WWAMI/WICHE Certifying Officer
Laurie Tobol
Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education
46 N. Last Chance Gulch
Helena, MT 59620-3201
(406) 444-0322 E-Mail ltobol@montana.edu


American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS)

The UW participates in the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). The deadline for submitting a completed AMCAS application is approximately November 1; late applications will not be considered. Every attempt will be made to notify applicants of final actions by the end of April. Applications will not be considered from persons who have failed to meet minimum performance standards at other medical or dental schools. Residents of foreign countries will not be considered.

American Medical College
Application Service (AMCAS)

2501 M Street, NW
Lobby-26
Washington, D.C. 20037-1300
(202) 828-0600
E-Mail amcas@aamc.org

Association of American Medical Colleges Web Site
AMCAS Information

Supplemental Application

A supplemental application form will be sent to qualified applicants after the School of Medicine has received and reviewed the AMCAS application. The following materials will be requested at that time:

  • An autobiographical statement in which the candidate describes the origin and development of his or her motivation to become a physician, the reasons for desiring to attend the University of Washington School of Medicine and any other issues of importance to the candidate. The applicant may request that the Personal Comments section of the AMCAS be used to fulfill this requirement.
  • A premedical committee letter of recommendation or three letters from instructors from whom the candidate has taken courses. These letters should critically evaluate the candidate's academic ability, strengths and weaknesses, motivation for medicine, maturity, difficulty of course work and special attributes and assets.
  • A $35 fee. This will automatically be waived for those who have qualified for AMCAS fee waivers. Others seeking a waiver of this fee should submit their requests directly to the School of Medicine Office of Admissions.
  • Acknowledgment of having read, understood, and being able to meet with or without reasonable accommodation the Essential Requirements of Medical Education at the University of Washington School of Medicine: Admission, Retention and Graduation Standards to be sent with the supplemental application form.
  • Conviction/Criminal History Information Form
  • Residency Certification

The Interview

Before acceptance, each prospective WWAMI medical student is interviewed by the University of Washington Medical School Admissions Committee. This committee consists of representatives from the State of Montana and the University of Washington School of Medicine. For more information concerning the interview process, please contact the University of Washington School of Medicine Admissions Office.

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