
UF College of Medicine
The College of Medicine Student Affairs supports our students’ academic success and professional development.
1st Year Orientation
Our Class of 2026 orientation will be here before you know it.

About Student Affairs
Get to know our office staff.

Curriculum Catalogue
The 4 years of medical education are divided into preclinical course work (2 years) and clinical clerkships and electives (2 years).

Events
Throughout medical school, students will participate in several events starting with Orientation and ending with Graduation.

Financial Aid
Current and prospective students may receive assistance from the Office of Financial Aid.

Medical Students
Information for current University of Florida medical students and visiting medical students.

Policies, Procedures, and Resources
And other helpful links.

Student Support
Student Affairs provides a variety of academic support services to assist students in achieving academic success throughout their medical education.

Social Calendar
Upcoming Events
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Jul 27
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Class of 2026 Orientation
8:00am to 5:00pm
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Jul 28
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Class of 2026 Orientation
8:00am to 5:00pm
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Jul 29
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Class of 2026 Orientation
8:00am to 5:00pm
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Aug 16
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MS2 Dean’s Welcome Back Reception
5:00pm to 7:00pm
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Sep 13
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Honors Convocation
HMEB 135
5:00pm to 7:00pm
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Mar 17
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Match Day
12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Class of 2026 Orientation
July 27, 2022

COM Student News
Students from School of PA Studies class of 2024 gifted stethoscopes, begin training
61 future physician assistants join the UF College of Medicine

Annual Orange and Brew event coming in July
Opus Coffee and College of Medicine collaborate to provide complimentary beverages to learners and trainees

LGBTQ clinic at Equal Access Clinic Network provides inclusive care
Students passionate about providing health care to vulnerable populations volunteer at the clinic

From surf’s up to scrub in: family shares history of patient care and riding waves
Celebrate Father’s Day with UF medical student Jaimie Bryan and her father, alumnus Shep Bryan, M.D. ’88
