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Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (Camden, NJ)

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Program Overview

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (Camden, NJ)

Secondary Deadline
December 15, 2026
Secondary Fee
$100
FAP Waiver
Yes
Casper Required
Optional
Screens Applications
Yes
Accepts Application Updates
No
Mission
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University is committed to providing humanistic education in the art and science of medicine within a scientific and scholarly community in which inclusivity, excellence in patient care, innovative teaching, research, and service to our community are valued.

Vision
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University will distinguish itself as an innovative leader in medical education and related research with emphasis on developing and validating comprehensive systems of healthcare for underserved populations as a model to address the challenges of accountable patient care in the 21st century and beyond.

Values
  • Diversity
  • Personal Mentorship
  • Professionalism
  • Collaboration and Mutual Respect
  • Civic Responsibility
  • Patient Advocacy
  • Life-long learning
Application Cycles
2026-2027
Application Cycle
All questions have a 250-word limit.

All 1500 characters

1. Please describe your anticipated educational, employment, volunteer, or other activities between completing your AMCAS application and matriculating to medical school

2. Tell us about something that makes you a unique applicant to CMSRU. How will CMSRU help you fulfill your mission?

3. Medical school involves hard work and can be stressful at times. Tell us about activities that you use to help maintain a work-life balance and respond to stress.

4. Please share with us something unique about your pathway to medical school, including any obstacles you may have faced.

2025-2026
Application Cycle
All questions have a 250-word limit.

All 1500 characters

1. Please describe your anticipated educational, employment, volunteer, or other activities between completing your AMCAS application and matriculating to medical school

2. Tell us about something that makes you a unique applicant to CMSRU. How will CMSRU help you fulfill your mission?

3. Medical school involves hard work and can be stressful at times. Tell us about activities that you use to help maintain a work-life balance and respond to stress.

4. Please share with us something unique about your pathway to medical school, including any obstacles you may have faced.

2024-2025
Application Cycle
All questions have a 250-word limit.

1. Please describe your anticipated educational, employment, volunteer, or other activities between completing your AMCAS application and matriculating to medical school. (1500 characters)

2. Tell us about something that makes you a unique applicant to CMSRU. How will CMSRU help you fulfill your mission? (1500 characters)

3. Medical school involves hard work and can be stressful at times. Tell us about activities that you use to help maintain a work-life balance and respond to stress. (1500 characters)

4. Please share with us something unique about your pathway to medical school, including any obstacles you may have faced. (1500 characters)

2023-2024
Application Cycle
All questions have a 250-word limit.

1. Please describe your anticipated educational, employment, volunteer, or other activities between completing your AMCAS application and matriculating to medical school. (1500 characters)

2. Tell us about something that makes you a unique applicant to CMSRU. How will CMSRU help you fulfill your mission? (1500 characters)

3. Medical school involves hard work and can be stressful at times. Tell us about activities that you use to help maintain a work-life balance and respond to stress. (1500 characters)

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