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Campus and community
Three world-class campus locations and an extensive Midwest health system offer diverse patient populations and research opportunities. Explore life on our campuses and in our communities.
Rochester, Minnesota
Rochester offers four seasons of recreation and is full of energy and advancement. Students enjoy the green space, variety of activities, family-friendly quality of life, and the nearby Twin Cities.
Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona
Under sunny skies for 300+ days a year, students take advantage of a great foodie scene, nightlife, live music, and extensive outdoor activities within a major metro area.
Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville is the largest city in Florida. When students aren’t studying, they’re enjoying the vibrant art scene, jazz festivals, sports and recreation options, and 20+ miles of beaches.
Mayo Clinic Health System
Mayo Clinic Health System allows students and trainees to learn from healthcare providers in diverse, individualized settings throughout southern Minnesota, northeastern Iowa, and western Wisconsin.
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Financial aid
The Office of Student Financial Aid and Registrar assists students and trainees with financial aid applications, loans, scholarships, and related services.
Diversity and inclusion
We're a place where students and trainees with a broad mix of backgrounds can excel — and where individual differences are valued.
Academic support and wellness
Our Student Services team offers academic and mental health support services, along with other resources, to ensure every learner can be successful.
Simulation learning
Our simulation centers create real-life medical scenarios using the most advanced technology to improve your clinical and decision-making skills.
Libraries
With access to 14 libraries and more than 30 professional librarians, you'll find study spaces and a full range of resources.
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Why you'll thrive here
What's happening on our campuses
Featured, Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education
Trainees begin their journey in graduate medical education at Mayo Clinic Health System
October 2, 2024More than 600 future physicians recently began training at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education. Learn about the school and the physicians beginning their professional journeys at Mayo Clinic Health System.
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New residents begin their journey at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education in Arizona
September 25, 2024More than 600 future physicians recently began training at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education. Learn about the school and physicians beginning their professional journeys at Mayo. This article is part three of a four-part series welcoming residents across Mayo Clinic.
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Journey begins for Florida residents at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education
September 18, 2024In July, Mayo Clinic welcomed its newest class of residents to Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education. More than 600 trainees joined one of the nation's oldest and largest institutions of graduate medical education, specializing in more than 300 programs. Learn the story of one of our new Florida residents.
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The journey begins: Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education welcomes newest residents to Minnesota
September 10, 2024More than 600 future physicians recently began training at Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education. Learn about the school and two of the physicians beginning their professional journeys at Mayo.
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Rebekah Bihun, M.D.: Recent medical school graduate focuses on the practice of art and medicine
September 5, 2024Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine began a Distinction track in Applied Medical and Health Humanities in 2021 to support learners with exceptional accomplishment and scholarship in medical and health humanities. It provides opportunities to engage in theoretical study, creative practice, and research skills. Ten medical students were accepted to the track, including Rebekah Bihun, M.D. (MED ’24).
Community, Events, Featured
Mayo Clinic CARES Program in Arizona inspires students to explore healthcare careers
August 26, 2024Students participating in the Mayo Clinic CARES Program learn about healthcare careers, including nursing, orthopedic surgery, medical lab sciences, social work, and more. They also continue to develop their potential with coaching and mentorship throughout the academic year.
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Welcome new 2024 class of Ph.D. candidates in Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
August 15, 2024This summer, Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences welcomed its latest class of Ph.D. candidates. The students — from across the country and the world — are now beginning their training on Mayo's campuses in Arizona, Florida, and Minnesota.
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Mayo Clinic graduate student's story: Demystifying my diagnosis of autism
July 25, 2024After learning about her condition, Mayo Clinic graduate student Lizz Cervantes addressed her educational needs — and chose her research focus. Here is her story.
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A medical student’s approach in biomedical research aims to give others a voice
July 23, 2024Emily Hardy grew up singing — something she still loves to do. "I've always loved anything related to the voice," says the third-year student at Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine. When she learned about Mayo Clinic's plans to advance larynx transplant, she knew she wanted to find a way to be involved.