Official ERAS 2027 listing
AAMC marks this specialty as one that does not take part in the NRMP Main Residency Match. (AAMC)
- ERAS 2027 status
- Participating
- Program signals
- Takes part in program signaling for ERAS 2027 (30 signals per applicant in this specialty)
- Track
- Not stated in the program name
- AAMC badges
- None
- ACGME ID
- 4803821117
- Program website
- med.uc.edu/depart/urology/education/about-the-program (as listed by AAMC)
Source: AAMC ERAS 2027 Participating Specialties & Programs, Urology, copied Nov 14, 2026.
Requirements
Visa, graduation-year and score requirements for this program are not verified yet, so they are not shown. Check the program's own website or its FREIDA (AMA) listing before you apply.
What the program's website says
Sentences copied word for word from the program's own website on Nov 15, 2026. They are not checked by us: a page may be old or cover several programs, so open the source link before you rely on it.
- Visa
The Division of Urology at the University of Cincinnati sponsors visas on a case-by-case basis. source
Eligible applicants will be United States citizens or permanent residents (with a permanent residency visa). source
- USMLE / COMLEX
To be competitive, a score of 225 or above on the USMLE Step I is desirable. source
- ECFMG
ECFMG certification is required at the time of application. source
- Letters of recommendation
A letter of recommendation from the Chair of the Department or Division of Urology at the applicant's medical school in addition to 3 letters from other medical school faculty are required. source
Letters of Recommendation electronically by uploading them directly to the site. source
Where current residents went to medical school
Counted from the program's own residents page (page 1) on Nov 15, 2026. We count lines that name a country or medical school, not people, and we do not store names, so treat the numbers as approximate and check the page.
The page did not name medical schools in a form we could read.