Kings's College-Duke-NUS Academic Clinician Pathway

All applicants must fulfil the following requirements to be considered for an invitation to apply to the pathway:

Admissions for Incoming Students
1. Applicants are required to matriculate in the same academic year as their Pathway application.

2. Applicants must have attained strong academic results in at least one of the following qualifications:
    - Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level
    - International Baccalaureate Diploma
    - NUS High School Diploma
    - Polytechnic Diploma
    - Equivalent international qualifications
    - ACT or SAT results, where applicable to international applicants

3. Applicants should possess a proven record of leadership experience and participation in community service.

4. Applicants who are subject to National Service obligations must have fulfilled such obligations, where applicable.

Admissions for Current Year 1
Note: Only applicable to students who did not apply at the point of Year 1 admission

1. Applicants must have attained strong academic results in at least one of the following qualifications:
    - Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level
    - International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
    - NUS High School Diploma
    - Polytechnic Diploma
    - Equivalent international qualifications
    - ACT or SAT results, where applicable to international applicants

2. Applicants shall have attained strong academic results in the first year of their undergraduate studies.

3. Applicants should possess a proven record of leadership experience and participation in community service.

4. Applicants who are subject to National Service obligations must have fulfilled such obligations, where applicable.

Step 1: Confirm Acceptance into KCL
Applicants must first apply to and accept an offer from the university.

Step 2: Apply Online (By Invitation Only)
Eligible applicants shall be invited by email from the Duke-NUS Admissions team to submit an application for the Pathway through the Duke-NUS Online Application System. A complete application shall comprise letters of recommendation and a personal statement. All application materials must be submitted within the stipulated timeline. The application exercise shall open annually in June for the incoming intake and in July for current Year 1 students.

Step 3: Interviews (By Invitation Only)
Completed applications will be reviewed, and applicants selected for interviews will be contacted by the Duke NUS Admissions team.

Step 4: Application Outcome
The outcome of the application shall be released in mid-August for incoming students and in mid-September for current Year 1 students. Applicants shall be informed of the outcome by email.

Note: The university admissions process for each school is independent. Admissions to the pathway are determined by the Duke NUS Admissions Committee’s post interview screening results.

Students on the pathway are not guaranteed direct admission to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme. Students are expected to maintain the required academic performance and fulfil the final acceptance criteria stated below for admission to the MD programme.

Final Acceptance Criteria
1. Achieve a GPA comparable to that of the incoming MD class for your year of entry.

2. Achieve an MCAT score comparable to that of the incoming MD class for your year of entry and submit your scores by September of the year prior to entry.

3. Engage in meaningful clinical and service experiences throughout your undergraduate studies.

4. Students must act professionally. If concerns arise about a student’s academic performance or professional/personal development, the Duke-NUS Admissions Committee may review the case and take action, up to withdrawing the admission offer.

5. Submit the Duke-NUS MD application form, undergraduate transcripts, and supporting documents to the Duke-NUS Admissions Office by the specified deadlines.

6. Attend the MD Applicant Day and interview as part of the final evaluation.

7. Complete any additional assessments or requirements as specified by Duke-NUS or NUS.