The School of Medicine was established in 1902 at Wake Forest, North Carolina, and, of the existing 166 medical schools, it was one of 11 that required college preparation.  Patient care, research, education, and community service remain the fourfold mission of the school as part of Wake Forest University.  The name of the medical school was changed from The Bowman Gray School of Medicine to Wake Forest University School of Medicine, the Bowman Gray Campus, in 1997.  The main teaching hospital of the medical school is the 880-bed North Carolina Baptist Hospital.  Affiliated institutions include the 896-bed Forsyth Memorial Hospital, the Downtown Health Plaza of Baptist Hospital, and Northwest Area Health Education Center.

    The school is located in a stable neighborhood near the heart of Winston-Salem, adjacent to hospital and medical facilities.

Summary content courtesy of Medical School Admission Requirements, 2009-2010

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