"We're interested in people who are well-rounded, who have taken time to venture outside their own comfort zones to see sides of life very different from what they're used to - people with a strong sense of humanism and service to others. We're interested in the smartest students, who are going to make the most of the resources Duke has to offer, who will be leaders in medicine, research and clinical care."
--Brenda Armstrong, MD,
Former Senior Associate Dean for Student Diversity, Recruitment, and Retention
A Conversation with Dr. Linton Yee Associate Dean of Admissions
How the School of Medicine defines 'Capable of Brilliance.'
A DukeMed Alumni News article that explores the Science of Med School Admissions
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
The Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report include institutional policies concerning campus safety and security, as well as statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on Duke University property and on public property adjacent to campus and fires that have occurred in residence halls. A copy of these Reports can be obtained by contacting the Duke Police Department at (919) 684-4602 or writing to 502 Oregon Street, Durham, NC 27708 or by accessing:https://police.duke.edu/news-stats/clery
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