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Your continued acceptance and ultimately, matriculation, are contingent upon several factors, including:
Maintained validity of application materials, successful completion of any pending academic programs and course requirements prior to matriculation.
Clean results of the AAMC-sponsored criminal background check with Certiphi Screening. Please notify our office (cpmed-admissions@ccf.org) immediately should information contained in this report, or in any other aspect of your application, change.
Maintenance of your current high level of academic success, personal integrity and professionalism at every level, including social media and other online activities. Should issues related to any of these areas arise, you must contact our office (cpmed-admissions@ccf.org) immediately.
Receipt by our office of official final transcripts from prior colleges and/or universities that you have attended (see transcript section on Accepted Central for more information). Final transcripts must be received prior to matriculation by July 2, 2026.
New CCLCM students are required to complete and pass a pre-matriculation drug screen.
Compliance with our Choose Your Medical School (Plan to Enroll and Commit to Enroll) protocols.
Your review of our Technical Standards (located on the iApply menu bar) and acknowledgement of your ability to meet them, with or without accommodations.
Completion of all pre-matriculation requirements by the deadlines that will be set by the registrar's office, generally by early to mid-June. Once a CWRU email becomes available to you, please monitor your new CWRU email for these updates and requirements.
Failure to comply with any of these requirements could lead to rescission of your acceptance and even dismissal after matriculation.
Do I need a car?
The unique opportunity for students to participate in experiences at multiple varied affiliate hospital city-wide necessitates that students have available transportation for all five years. Required pre-clinical experiences begin as early as the first months of medical school.
It is expected that you will have access to reliable transportation for purposes of attending scheduled clinical activities.
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