JAMP EY25 Applicants: Strong Academic Performance and Statewide Representation
The Joint Admission Medical Program (JAMP) continues to serve as a cornerstone for
aspiring medical students across Texas, with the EY25 applicant profile showcasing
impressive geographic representation, academic performance, and growing interest in
the program.
Top Counties Represented
Among the 257 applicants who make up 70% of the total pool, the following counties
led in applicant numbers:
- Harris County – 58 applicants
- El Paso County – 33 applicants
- Dallas County – 30 applicants
- Tarrant County – 29 applicants
- Hidalgo County – 25 applicants
- Collin County – 20 applicants
- Bexar County – 18 applicants
- Fort Bend County – 18 applicants
- Denton County – 14 applicants
- Webb County – 12 applicants
This data highlights strong participation from major metropolitan areas like Houston,
Dallas-Fort Worth, and El Paso, alongside growing engagement from counties like Hidalgo
and Webb.
Academic Excellence
The EY25 class demonstrated strong academic performance with:
- An average overall GPA of 3.71
- An average of 62 credit hours completed
- An average class rank of 44
These achievements reflect the high caliber of students seeking to join the program.
Early Admission and Interview Invitations
The profile also notes that 6.5% (24 applicants) are classified as Early Admission (EA), demonstrating interest in early pathways
to a medical career.
As part of the selection process, applicants have been selected to interview with the JAMP Council in January for one of the 150 spots available in the program. This next step underscores the competitiveness of JAMP and the commitment
of these applicants to pursuing their medical education.
A Growing Pipeline for Healthcare Access
With Texas continuing to face healthcare shortages, particularly in rural areas, the
geographic distribution of JAMP applicants demonstrates promising trends for the state’s
future physician workforce. The strong academic performance and readiness of these
applicants signal their ability to meet the challenges of medical education and training.
As JAMP continues its mission to prepare future physicians, the EY25 applicant profile
highlights the program’s success in attracting and supporting motivated, talented
students from across Texas.
About the author: The Joint Admission Medical Program (JAMP) is a special program created by the Texas Legislature to support and encourage highly qualified, economically disadvantaged Texas resident students pursuing a medical education.