At IU School of Medicine, students pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree progress through a demanding medical education curriculum that includes clinical training in tertiary care centers, community hospitals, ambulatory care settings, student-outreach clinics and physician offices. Many also take advantage of opportunities to participate in medical research and participate in campus and community programs.
To assist in student success in these opportunities, IU School of Medicine provides a wide range of student support services to ensure that students can access recreational facilities, personal counseling, health care, peer support groups and other critical resources to balance the intensity of medical training. The school also provides students with personalized mentoring and advising support as well as disability accommodations, financial support, advocacy and complaint handling, exam preparation and mock interviews to ensure their academic progress stays on track.