Thread: Can I get a license in the states with AUA Pre-Med?
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Old 02-26-2008, 11:48 AM
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michigan used to have the paper application on the website but a quick search now just has the online app..but if i recall correctly when i looked at it last year it said accredited institution for undergrad.
That's one of the reasons I'm retaking Orgo 2 and Physics 2 which I took at AUA, during nights/weekends. If you're going to be doing your clinicals in NYC, the hours are not bad at all. The hours for my psych rotation on average were from 10 AM to 12:30 PM. If you were close to getting a college degree and interrupted it to attend AUA, you can easily get it during clinicals. I should be getting my Bachelors in another two months, and hopefully won't have to answer uncomfortable questions about why I attended college for three years and have no degree during a residency interview/job interview.
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