MD PROGRAM ADMISSIONS
More Than Your MCAT Score
Trinity’s MD Program Admissions Process
1. Get Started
Submit Your:
- MCAT score
- Official transcripts
- Letters of recommendation
- Application fee
2. Interview
Unlike other medical schools, we put the admissions interview at the beginning of the application process, not the end. The admissions interview is your opportunity to tell us your story.
3. Acceptance
After a thorough review of your file, our admissions committee will reach a decision and you will hear from us in about one week.
4. Transition
Upon acceptance, your admissions counselor will help you prepare for the transition to campus in St. Vincent. The welcome committee will meet you when you arrive on the island to help you settle in.
We’re Here for You Throughout the MD Program Admissions Process
Have questions about the MD program admissions process or wondering if you’re ready to apply? Trinity’s admissions counselors are here to help. Our experienced team takes the time to understand your academic background, goals, and timeline, then provides personalized guidance so you can make confident decisions about your medical education. Whether you’re gathering information or preparing your application, we’ll support you every step of the way.
MD Program Admissions Requirements
Trinity School of Medicine is looking for students who are deeply committed to becoming physicians, ready to work hard, and eager to grow in a supportive, hands-on learning environment. Our Caribbean MD program admissions process recognizes potential beyond numbers, focusing on your drive, character, and capacity to succeed in medical school and beyond.
Find out what it takes to start earning your MD with Trinity.
Applicants must complete at least 60 undergraduate credits, including courses in biology, chemistry, physics, behavioral science, mathematics, and English composition. These prerequisites provide the foundation for medical study and must have been earned within the past 10 years.
At Trinity, your MCAT score is only part of your story. We take a holistic approach to the MD program admissions process, considering your academic record, experience, and potential to grow as a physician. While MCAT scores are required from exams taken within 10 years, we evaluate applicants as individuals, not numbers.
Transfer Applicants
Are you enrolled in medical school but looking for something different? Below are a few reasons students choose to complete their degree with us.
- Term 5 STEP Prep: A fully immersive study experience has been carefully tailored to meet the unique needs of students for Step 1 success.
- Student Support: Receive comprehensive support, including guidance from deans and advisors, designed to ensure your success.
- Close-Knit Community: Become part of a supportive and tight-knit student community, fostering collaboration and lasting connections.
- Streamlined Clerkships: Experience seamless clerkships in one location, scheduled for you with no gaps, no moving, or waiting periods.
- Strong Alumni Network: Joining Trinity School of Medicine means becoming part of a well-connected and accomplished network of alumni. This network opens doors to opportunities, mentorship, and support as you navigate your medical career.
Find Your Success at Trinity
Discover the Trinity experience through students and alumni! Learn more about the small class sizes, early clinical experience, rotations in one location, and more!
Supportive Community
Where unparalleled support meets student success.
Clinical Rotations
Rotations are scheduled for you in one location.
Small Class Sizes
Feel valued and seen from the very beginning.
Admissions FAQs
Yes, Trinity School of Medicine warmly welcomes international students to apply. The school values diversity and encourages applications from students across the globe, including the United States and Canada.
Rolling admissions refers to an application process where medical schools have multiple intakes throughout the year. Trinity has 3 start terms every year – January, May and September.
To distinguish yourself, participate in relevant volunteer work, clinical experiences, or research projects. Craft a personal statement that reflects your genuine passion for medicine and your aspirations. Highlight how your unique experiences make you a strong fit for Trinity’s program.
Medical school interviews are a crucial part of the admissions process. They help assess applicants’ interpersonal skills, fit with the school’s values, communication abilities, motivation for pursuing medicine, problem-solving skills, and capacity to handle stress. Interviews also allow applicants to showcase personal attributes and address any concerns.
For letters of recommendation, select individuals who have interacted closely with you and can provide insights into your academic abilities, character, and potential as a medical student. Professors, research supervisors, healthcare professionals, or mentors who know you well are excellent choices.
Yes, Trinity School of Medicine offers medical school admissions counseling to support prospective students throughout the application process. Admissions counselors are available to provide guidance, answer questions, and assist you in navigating the various aspects of applying to the school. These counselors can offer insights into admissions requirements, help you understand the application timeline, and provide advice on how to strengthen your application.
Trinity School of Medicine’s acceptance rate varies by term. We evaluate the whole applicant, not just test scores, recognizing potential, character, and commitment as key indicators of success.
After you apply to Trinity’s MD program, an admissions counselor will contact you directly to review your materials and answer any questions. You’ll be guided through next steps in the MD admissions process, such as scheduling an interview or submitting any missing items. Trinity keeps the process personal and transparent at every stage.
Yes. Trinity reviews each applicant holistically, considering academic preparation, motivation, and potential to succeed. A lower MCAT score doesn’t automatically disqualify you. Many students with modest scores have excelled at Trinity and gone on to earn competitive U.S. and Canadian residencies.
Trinity welcomes career changers, post-bacc students, and applicants returning to school after time away. Trinity School of Medicine’s admissions team values life experience, maturity, and dedication to medicine. If your path has been unique, we’ll help you present your story effectively in your application.
