1. University of Rochester
2. NIH (requires TOEFL, no fees)
3. Yale University (no application fees, prefers TOEFL, $2500 tuition fees + $1000 for furnished accommodation)
4. Harvard (very rarely accepts, prefers TOEFL, application fees $100, $3100 tuition fees)
5. Emory (needs a sponsor,requires step 1, $100 application $110 tuition)
6. University of Wisconsin ($113 application fees, no tuition fees, requires TOEFL,Malpractice, HIPAA)
7. Northwestern ($100 application fees, $1000 tuition fees+ $125 health insurance, requires TOEFL,Malpractice, HIPAA)
8. Weil Cornell ($100 application fees, $2000 tuition fees+ $30 for NY letter, requires Malpractice Ins AFTER acceptance)
9. NYU ($100 tuition fees, no application fees, requires Malpractice Ins)
10. University of Massachusetts ($65 application fees, no tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins, TOEFL, HIPAA, OSHA)
11. Univirsity of Cincinnati ($37 application fees, $250 tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins, TOEFL, OSHA)
12. University of Connecticut (no fees, requires Malpractice Ins)
13. Brown Alpert (open to limited medical colleges from Pakistan/India, first email to confirm if your college is in the approved list; $50 appplication fees, $3020 tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins)
14. SUNY downstate ($175+30 application fees+ NY letter, TOEFL, no tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins, HIPAA, OSHA, NY letter)
15. Louisvelle University (no fees, requires Malpractice Ins)
16. Maimonidies (no fees, simple online application procedure)
17. North Shore/LIJMC (no fees, simple online application procedure)
18. University of Toronto (variable fees depending upon no of weeks, provides malpractice and health insurance themselves)
19. Mount Sinai ($300 application fees, requires TOEFL & USMLE step 1 but can exempt the latter, requires F1 visa)
20. Henry Ford (no fees, requires USMLE step 1 but can exempt it)
21. Baylor College of Medicine
22. Duke (requires Step1, $50 application fees, $2100 tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins)
23. Tulane University
24. Case Western Reserve University.
25. Cleaveland Clinic (requires step1)
27. University of Alabama
28. Albert Einstein college of medicine (requires step 1)
29. Louisiana State University
30. Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
31. Wayne State University (requires step 1)
32. Albany (no fees, requires Malpractice Ins, $30 for NY letter)
33. University of Texas Dallas
34. University of North Carolina (only research electives)
35. UCSF-radiology (doesn't offer any visa; only for those who already have a B1/B2 visa or US citizens or permanent residents, reservation via email, $500 per month fees(maximum 3 months) payable before arrival)
36. UC Davis
37. UC Irvine
38. UCSD ($ 300 application fees AFTER acceptance)
39. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (only research elective, no application fee, $250 per month fees)
40. Vermont ($100 application fees, no tuition fees, requires Malpractice Ins, TOEFL, HIPAA, OSHA)
41. TUFTS ($75 application fees, $2500 tuition fees. requires Malpractice Ins and TOEFL)
42. University of Texas Medical Branch of Medicine
43. University of Minnesota (research elective only)
44. University of Chicago
45. Rosalind Franklin University
46. Thomas Jefferson University
47. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center ($100 application fees, no tuition fees)
48. University of Virginia (faculty sponsorship required for international students)



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hi , my self smit patel. i am intern doctor in gujarat , india. i want to know about electives and its benefit. Waiting for your reply.

Welcome to medarena
Electives is kind of work for a month or so which a medical students can do in any hospital. Most of the medical students who want to appear in USMLE after there mbbs do electives in U.S. Benefit of Electives is that you get some experience by doing work at foreign hospital. Plus the main benefit is that one can get LOR ( Letter of recommendation ) from a doctor with whom you work there. LOR can be useful in medical residency in U.S after USMLE.