the sept 04 entering class has about 30-35 students. there are over 100 graduates in U.S. residencies, such as surgery, neonatology, FP, IM, pediatrics, etc. i've talked to people in these residencies, most the ones i've talked to are in PGY3. it's been around since 1996. you need 70% of the premed classes to get accepted (1 year gen chem (and lab), 1 year o chem (and lab), one year physics (and lab), one year biology (and lab), one year of english and one year of mathematics. at least 90 hrs of college credit required, and preference given to those with a bachelors degree. it does not have approval in CA, only SGU, Ross, and AUC have that at the present. those are the basics; if you have any specific q's, ask away 8)