Morehouse School of Medicine Rankings 2024-25

Morehouse School of Medicine has earned national recognition for its commitment to addressing health disparities and improving health equity. The school has been ranked highly by several prestigious organizations, including

• U.S. News & World Report: The primary care course at Morehouse School of Medicine is ranked 72nd in the nation in the 2022 edition of the Best Graduate Schools rankings.

• The Chronicle of Higher Education: Morehouse School of Medicine is ranked 5th among medical schools with the highest percentage of African American graduates in the 2019-2020 academic year.

• Diverse: Issues in Higher Education: Morehouse School of Medicine is ranked 2nd among medical schools in awarding degrees to African Americans and 3rd among medical schools in awarding degrees to Hispanic/Latinx students.

These rankings reflect the high quality of education, research, and community engagement at Morehouse School of Medicine. They also demonstrate the school's commitment to addressing health disparities and improving health outcomes for underserved communities, particularly African American and Hispanic/Latinx populations.

In addition to these rankings, MSM has received numerous accolades for its research and community engagement efforts. The school has been recognized by the National Institutes of Health as a Center of Excellence in Minority Health and Health Disparities and as a Clinical and Translational Science Award recipient. MSM has also received awards for its community engagement efforts, including the Aetna Foundation's Cultivating Healthy Communities grant.