Medical Honors Program
Thank you for your interest in the Medical Honors Program at the University of Florida! If you are a prospective applicant, we invite you to review our website pages and reach out to us with any questions or concerns.
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Program Overview
The Medical Honors Program (MHP) is a combined, accelerated, 7-Year B.S./M.D. program offered by the University of Florida.
Program Highlights
2021 Application cycle
COVID-19 Updates
UF College of Medicine recognizes that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many applicants’ current and planned academic, volunteer, research, professional and other activities. We will remain flexible and adaptive as events unfold. Please visit our FAQ for more questions regarding COVID-19.
2021 Application cycle
Are you planning to apply this year?
We have made changes to our letter of recommendation requirements! Information about our new guidelines for letters of recommendation can be found in our Application Section.
MHP Student Spotlight
MHP Orientation
Welcome to the MHP Class of 2025!
We would like to welcome the new MHP Class of 2025! We wish you all a great semester as you begin your junior/MHP year.
MS1 Orientation
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
We would like to congratulate the Class of 2024 as they enter their first year of medical school this week.
Med Student News
‘A little bit goes a long way’
Elizabeth Acevedo Zapata fine-tunes skills in compassionate care with help from scholarship
Welcoming the next generation of culturally competent physicians
135 medical students join the UF College of Medicine family
Healing hands
Mario Blondin Fernandez nurtures his interests in orthopaedics and plastic surgery with help from scholarship
Filled with curiosity, ambition and a thirst for knowledge
UF biomedical sciences doctoral student awarded Fulbright Scholarship for research, mentoring work
Diversity Statement
University of Florida College of Medicine recognizes that medical education, healthcare excellence, and health equity will best be achieved by a diverse and inclusive healthcare workforce caring for diverse patients in a multicultural environment.
