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Match Day Results

The University of Miami Miller School has a history of an exceptional match rate, and this year was no different.

The Class of 2025 achieved a 100% placement rate on Match Day. The Miller School’s match rate is 97%, above the average national average of 94.1%.

Class of 2025 Stats

The Miller School Class of 2025 students were highly competitive nationally, matching in 25 specialties across the country at top-tier institutions like Johns Hopkins University, Yale, Stanford, Columbia, Weill-Cornell, and Washington University and many others.  

They will attend residency in 31 states, with 57 staying in Florida, including 40 at the University of Miami/Jackson Health System. Sixty percent of the graduates are female. 

The top specialties included: 

  • Internal Medicine (27)
  • Psychiatry (17)
  • Obstetrics and Gynecology (15)
  • Emergency Medicine (14)

The students were the second class to complete all four years of medical school with the revolutionary NextGenMD curriculum. NextGenMD focuses on early exposure to the clinical setting, small-group learning and mentorship. 

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its a match at Match Day 2025
Family poses for a photo at Match Day 2025
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three men celebrate at Match day 2025

“We couldn’t be more proud of all of you. You have the foundation you need to go and change the future of medicine.”

Henri R. Ford, M.D., M.H.A., dean and chief academic officer

Get to Know the Class of 2025

Our medical students matched at top residency programs across the country. Hear more about their stories. 
View Match Day Profiles

A Knock on the Head: Frantzia Jeanty’s Introduction to Medicine

Many physicians recall the moment they decided on a career in medicine. Fourth-year University of Miami Miller School of Medicine M.D/M.P.H. candidate Frantzia Jeanty was 12 years old.
Read Frantzia's Story

High-touch Medicine

When fourth-year medical student Terry Derias was looking for a school, she had strict criteria. She wanted ample variety, both in patients and clinical experiences, as well as the space to work in her community and explore medical subspecialties.
Read Terry's Story

How Matei Caleap Discovered the Overlap Between Medicine and Engineering

Fourth-year University of Miami Miller School of Medicine student Matei Caleap didn’t decide on a career as a physician until his junior year of college.
Read Matei's Story

Medical Student Meets Patients Where They Live

Medical student Laila Elias has a simple philosophy about providing care: Get to know patients, deeply understand their health challenges and give them the best tools to succeed.
Read Elias' story

Medicine and Music: Jonathan Dominique Tunes In

Jonathan Dominique’s first exposure to the medical profession came when he was in elementary school, and his mother was studying to be a nurse. 
Read Jonathan's Story

Kelby Hunt’s Path to an Academic Medicine Career

Growing up in small towns in Australia, Kelby Hunt had a strong feeling that she would pursue a career in health care. But she didn’t know what sort of career it would be.
Read Kelby's Story

Seeing Clearly: Jason Greenfield’s Vision for His Future

Jason Greenfield’s career path was always crystal clear. Growing up, he shadowed his father, a professor of ophthalmology at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
Read Jason's Story

A Passion for Health Advocacy

The seeds of a career in medicine were planted early in Erin Carr’s undergraduate career. A Miami Beach native, Carr attended the University of Florida and studied microbiology and cell science, Spanish, and health disparities.
Read Erin's Story

From Patient to Doctor: Brandon’s Journey to Match Day

When he was a child, Brandon Apagüeño and his family received care at Mitchell Wolfson Sr. Department of Community Service (DOCS) health fairs.
Read Brandon's Story

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