Georgia
Medical schools in Georgia
Georgia has 4 medical schools: 4 MD and 0 DO, 1 of them public. They are listed by our overall ranking, which weights research funding and admissions selectivity most.
- Most research funding: Emory University School of Medicine ($395M from the NIH).
- Most graduates in primary care: Morehouse School of Medicine (35.0%).
- Lowest median debt: Emory University School of Medicine ($175,334).
| # | School | MCAT | NIH funding | Primary care | In state | Median debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Emory University School of MedicineAtlanta · MD · Private | — | $395M | 17% | 28% | $175K |
| 62 | Medical College of Georgia at Augusta UniversityAugusta · MD · Public | 513 | $59.2M | 19% | 44% | $185K |
| 121 | Morehouse School of MedicineAtlanta · MD · Private | 505.6 | $15.3M | 35% | 44% | $196K |
| 156 | Mercer University School of MedicineMacon · MD · Private | — | $399K | 27% | 53% | — |
# = national rank on the overall ranking. Rank Georgia schools on your own weights.
Medical schools in Georgia: questions
How many medical schools are in Georgia?
Georgia has 4 medical schools: 4 MD and 0 DO.
What is the best medical school in Georgia?
On our overall ranking, Emory University School of Medicine ranks highest in Georgia (18th nationally). The best school for you depends on whether you value research, primary care, rural practice or low debt most.
Which medical school in Georgia leaves graduates with the least debt?
Emory University School of Medicine, with median federal debt of $175,334 at graduation.
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Sources: NIH RePORTER fiscal year 2025 (research funding); CMS Doctors and Clinicians file (where 2005–2019 graduates practice); USDA rural-urban commuting area codes 2020 (rural ZIP codes); College Scorecard (median federal debt); IPEDS 2023–24 (graduates and class makeup); each school's own admissions pages (admissions figures, linked on each school page). Methodology · Download the data (CSV)
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