MD Program

With a low student-to-faculty ratio and a non-competitive atmosphere, Trinity fosters a supportive environment that enables students to focus on both their academic and personal growth with confidence. The Academic Progress Committee provides tailored support and dean-level advisement, ensuring effective solutions and promoting student success through a comprehensive, hands-on approach to medical education.

In the first two years, students focus on Basic Sciences with an integrative spiral curriculum, which reinforces knowledge through evidence-based learning, repetition, and incremental complexity. In Years 3 and 4, students complete all clinical rotations in one U.S. location, either in Warner Robins, GA, Baltimore, MD, or California, ensuring continuity without the need to move between cities or experience gaps between rotations. Trinity’s graduates secure top residency placements across the nation, reflecting their exceptional training and commitment to service.

Trinity offers early clinical exposure starting in Term 1, allowing students to gain valuable global healthcare experience through rotations at Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, hands-on practice with Rotary Village Doctors, and participation in World Pediatric missions. Students benefit from the guidance of passionate, credentialed educators who are lifelong mentors dedicated to their success.

Admission Requirements

• Undergraduate degree with a minimum of 90 semester hours.
• Official transcripts.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Canadian students are not required to submit MCAT stores, but it is recommended to still do so. (However, any MCAT attempts must be reported.)

What You’ll Learn

• Musculoskeletal.
• Blood and Cardiovascular.
• Respiratory.
• Biostatistics and Epidemiology.
• Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary.
• Renal and Urinary.
• Endocrine.
• Neurobehavioral.