The Medical Library provides poster printing services to SIU patrons affiliated with departments that have paid the annual subscription fee ($175/year). Poster Printing Services are offered Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Posters submitted after 4:30 p.m. will be printed on the next business day. Send posters to posterprint@siumed.edu with your name, department, and preferred poster size OR bring a copy to the library on a flash drive. The preferred file format is PowerPoint. Check out our posters and presentations guide to find templates and tips for creating posters. If you need

Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Fees Service Illinois Fees Out-of-State Fees * Loan of book No charge $15 per book Photocopy $11 per document, plus $0.25 per page over 15 pages $11 per document, plus $0.25 per page over 15 pages Express Service (includes overnight or PDF delivery within 24 hours of request and all FAX services) $4 per document, plus above photocopy fee, if applicable, and actual overnight delivery charges, if incurred $4 per document, plus above photocopy fee, if applicable, and actual overnight delivery charges, if incurred *We do not loan outside the continental

This service is available to all faculty, staff, students, and residents of the School of Medicine. Work related materials not owned by the Medical Library may be borrowed from other libraries through Interlibrary Loan. Hours: 8:00AM - 4:30PM, Mon - Fri Phone: 217-545-2118 Email: IntLibLoan@siumed.edu Article/book chapter If the material is not owned by the SIU Medical Library, use the Article/book chapter request form. Article/book chapter request form Interlibrary loan response time depends on the availability and supplier of the item. Article requests are generally filled within 72 hours

Frequently asked questions Does SIU School of Medicine accept out-of-state applicants? What are the requirements to get into the SIU School of Medicine? If I enroll at SIU School of Medicine, do I have to go into primary care? Does SIU favor downstate Illinois applicants in the application process? Where is the SIU School of Medicine located? How much does it cost to attend SIU School of Medicine? When can I expect a decision to be made on my application? When will I get a supplemental application? What does Accept When Place Available mean? When are acceptance offers made? What does Ranked

Advanced Standing Policy SIU School of Medicine does not accept applications for advanced standing. Students from foreign medical schools or any other non-LCME-approved programs will be required to apply for first-year entry. Transfer Policy Southern Illinois University School of Medicine occasionally accepts transfers from other LCME-approved allopathic medical schools. Transfer applications are considered only in the event of a vacancy in the class due to our students' attrition. Transfers are not accepted into the fourth year. To be considered for transfer, one must meet the following

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION: Must be an Illinois resident (unless applying to the MD/JD program, which accepts out-of-state applicants) Must be a U.S. citizen OR have a permanent resident visa OR an Illinois resident with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status. Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) scores must not be older than two years, with a minimum score of 498. Overall cumulative undergraduate or last 60 hours or course work grade point average must be 2.80/4.0 scale. Science cumulative undergraduate grade point average minimum of 2.80 (or last 60

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Selected applicants are invited to visit the SIU School of Medicine campus in Springfield for admissions interviews. This is the last step in the admissions process before a final decision is made on your file. The day offers us a chance to get to know you better and gauge your identification with this institution's mission and goals. Also, it gives you the chance to see our facilities, speak with faculty and students, and determine whether SIU School of Medicine is a good fit for you. While on campus, you will have interviews with two faculty members. One will be a member (current or former)