Established

1973, by the Ohio General Assembly

Location

Dayton, Ohio, serving the Greater Miami Valley Region

Leadership

Howard M. Part, M.D., Dean
John L. Bale, M.Acc., Associate Dean for Fiscal Affairs
William Germann, M.D., Acting Associate Dean for Veterans Affairs
Margaret M. Dunn, M.D., M.B.A, Executive Associate Dean
Arthur S. Pickoff, M.D., Interim Associate Dean for Research Affairs
Molly Hall, M.D., Associate Dean for Premier Health Partners
Gary L. LeRoy, M.D., Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Admissions
Dean X. Parmelee, M.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Col. Steve Higgins, M.D., Associate Dean for Air Force Affairs

M.D. Students

Total, including dual degree

414

Male/female ratio

49%/51%

Average undergraduate GPA

3.64

Average MCAT score

30

Graduates entering primary care (past five years)

44%

Most popular undergraduate majors

Biological sciences

66%

Physical sciences

11%

Social Sciences

15%

Other Health Professions

3%

All Other Majors

5%

Current First-Year Class (2015)

Applicants

3,015

Entrants

103

Entrants from Ohio

79%

Interviews granted

460

Acceptance rate

8.5%

Resident tuition & fees

$32,902

Nonresident tuition & fees

$47,902

Graduate students

Total

184

Aerospace Medicine (M.S.)

9

Emergency Preparedness (M.P.H.)

24

Global Health (M.P.H.)

15

Health Care Management (Certificate)

3

Health Care Management (M.B.A. Concentration)

13

Health Promotion and Education (M.P.H.)

28

Pharmacology and Toxicology (M.S.)

60

Public Health Management (M.P.H.)

32

Residents & Fellows

Total

417

Sponsored residency programs

13

Sponsored fellowships

10

Affiliated residency programs

3

Total

2,715

In Southwest Ohio

701

In Ohio

1,415

Practicing in underserved areas (estimated)*

28%

Fully affiliated

371

Partially affiliated (volunteer & emeritus)

1,230

* Estmated based on the number of 1999-2001 graduates working in health professional shortage areas (HPSAs). See: "The Social Mission of Medical Education: Ranking the Schools," Annals of Internal Medicine, June 15, 2010 vol. 152, no. 12, 804-811.