Application Deadlines

We recommend you submit your application materials as early as possible to avoid being wait-listed. Offers of admission are conveyed no later than 3-weeks after each deadline. Click here to review the application steps.

Fall Cohort 2023
Early App: June 1, 2023
Final App: July 1, 2023
Classes Start: August 21, 2023

What cohort should I apply for?

Spring (January) Cohort

• All Spring Cohort students begin their core curriculum in early January.
• The Spring Cohort is only for MA & GC in Arts in Medicine students.
• Spring Cohort MA students take 6 semesters (minimum, including summer) to complete 35 credits.
• GC students take 3 semesters to complete 12 credits.

Fall (August) Cohort

• All Fall Cohort students begin their core curriculum in mid-August.
• Fall Cohort MA students take 5 semesters (minimum, including summer) to complete 35 credits.
• GC AiM students take 3 semesters to complete 12 credits
• GC AiPH students that apply early can take a public health prerequisite in May ahead of time.
• GC AiPH students take 3 - 4 semesters to complete 12 - 15 credits.

Early applicants are considered first for admission and may receive an early decision.
Contact the Center for Arts in Medicine (CAM)Admissions team by submitting a request for more information.

Term Dates

The University of Florida refers to its terms based on its local seasons: Spring, Summer, and Fall. 
NOTE: UF Distance-Learning dates and deadlines may vary from the on-campus UF calendar.

Fall Term 2023

• Fall (A) courses begin on August 21
• Fall (B) courses begin on October 18

Spring Term 2024

• Spring (A) courses begin on January 8
• Spring (B) courses begin on March 4

Summer Term 2024: Dates coming soon!

• Summer (A) & (C) courses begin on dates coming soon!
• Summer (B) courses begin on dates coming soon!
• GC in Arts in Public Health students without MPH degrees take a public health course Summer C.
• Otherwise, only current students take summer courses.
• Note: MA students taking summer courses should speak with a financial aid representative to ensure continued financial aid during the summer term.