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ajanco
08-10-2005, 07:37 PM
hello there,
just wondering what the prerequisites are like for admission? I will have 90 credit hours by decemeber and have finished all the premed required classes except org 2, which im taking in the fall semester. do i have a good chance of getting in WITHOUT a bachelor's degree (my major is psychology). also, is it too late to apply for the jan semester?
aj
writesamuel
08-10-2005, 07:58 PM
I was accepted for the September semester without a bachelor's degree. I have over 90 hours and I've completed all the important pre-requisites such as : 1 year GBio, 1 year GChem, 1 Year OChem, 1 Year Physics ( all with labs of course) two or more English classes and two or more Math Classes. They encouraged me to finish the degree, but it doesn't appear as though having a bachelor's is a requirement, and plus my school offers a post-bacclaureate professional program where after your first year of professional training (medical, dental, physician's assistant) you will be awarded a bachelor's of science degree if you meet all the gen-ed requirements such as 90 hours and typical junior year standing classes. I may be mistaken, hopefully someone can comment on this, but I was under the impression that St. Chris had a similar policy where they would award a bachelor's degree to students who earned their MD from St. Chris. If they didn't have one already. I wonder if not having a bachelor's would be a problem when it comes to licensing? Hopefully that helps, and thanks for any following input from senior members.
AUCMD2006
08-10-2005, 11:49 PM
like any new school you need the basic reqs a pulse and ability to pay though it should start getting more competitive there as more grads get licensed and the applicant pool gets better applicants.......
hello there,
just wondering what the prerequisites are like for admission? I will have 90 credit hours by decemeber and have finished all the premed required classes except org 2, which im taking in the fall semester. do i have a good chance of getting in WITHOUT a bachelor's degree (my major is psychology). also, is it too late to apply for the jan semester?
aj
You can complete the O-Chem on campus, I know several people just finishing the o-chem or Physics. Although, the instructor Dr. **** is from Cambridge University and has a high standard.
OLDPRO
08-11-2005, 09:06 AM
hello there,
just wondering what the prerequisites are like for admission? I will have 90 credit hours by decemeber and have finished all the premed required classes except org 2, which im taking in the fall semester. do i have a good chance of getting in WITHOUT a bachelor's degree (my major is psychology). also, is it too late to apply for the jan semester?
aj Yes you should be accepted, but you will have to apply ,download an app from the school site.
cheers
ajanco
08-11-2005, 12:01 PM
hello again...
just had another question... i have not had any experience in the medical field of any kind but am planning to do an internship at a hospital for a psychology dept. at my college.... my question is, how impt. it is to have experience in order to get in. also, i will be starting the internship after applying to the school so wont have a recommendation letter by then.
aj
ansgenius
08-11-2005, 12:22 PM
It's not all that important to have medical experience. There are plenty of people in the 6 year program and the 4 year program who don't have medical experience and who are coming from non-science backgrounds. Sure it helps with the material but it won't be a huge setback. Also, the letter of rec isn't all that important, just make sure to mention it during your interview.
OLDPRO
08-11-2005, 12:37 PM
hello again...
just had another question... i have not had any experience in the medical field of any kind but am planning to do an internship at a hospital for a psychology dept. at my college.... my question is, how impt. it is to have experience in order to get in. also, i will be starting the internship after applying to the school so wont have a recommendation letter by then.
aj
Well may even have time to join the school in Sept.
Deffiinitely Dec.
Cheers.
ajanco
08-11-2005, 02:08 PM
hello-
just another question... ive taken stats (B) trigonometry (B) and college algebra (C) BUT i failed calculus partially b/c i had problems at home and by the time i realized that i was failing, it was too late to drop the course. should i take the class again and tell them that i am taking it over or forget about it?? if so, i can try to take it in the fall but the F will still be in my transcript when i apply and wont be replaced until i finish the course?? any advice???
aj
OLDPRO
08-11-2005, 02:14 PM
hello-
just another question... ive taken stats (B) trigonometry (B) and college algebra (C) BUT i failed calculus partially b/c i had problems at home and by the time i realized that i was failing, it was too late to drop the course. should i take the class again and tell them that i am taking it over or forget about it?? if so, i can try to take it in the fall but the F will still be in my transcript when i apply and wont be replaced until i finish the course?? any advice???
aj
Okay is your GPA above 2.5? If it is, you still would be fine for admission without retaking Calculus! Calculus is not required for admission. Also have you done any volunteering? Community service? Anything helps your app.
Cheers.
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