03-12-2012, 10:51 PM
Another option to consider is a postbac premed program. These are usually one year certificate programs; though, I have seen a few schools that offer a master's degree. Georgetown, John Hopkins, and Boston University are just a few of the schools offering this type of premed training. Successful completion of one of these programs would serve a dual purpose. One, you have the prerequisites you need. Two, you prove that you're ready for the rigors of medical school.
If you don't mind being in the military here is another option. One of my friends, who is now a neurologist, attended this medical school after completing a postbac program.
USU School of Medicine
Here is the profile of an Excelsior graduate that is now a doctor.
Davis - Baystate Health
If you don't mind being in the military here is another option. One of my friends, who is now a neurologist, attended this medical school after completing a postbac program.
USU School of Medicine
Here is the profile of an Excelsior graduate that is now a doctor.
Davis - Baystate Health
CLEP: Principles of Management (70), Info Systems and Computer Applications (61), Principles of Marketing (66), American Government (52), Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (56), Introductory Sociology (69), Introductory Psychology (69), Introduction to Educational Psychology (68), Human Growth and Development (68) DSST: Drug and Alcohol Abuse (60), Here's to Your Health (455), Introduction to World Religions (469), Management Information Systems (415), Ethics in America (443), Criminal Justice (434) ECE: Abnormal Psychology (B), Organizational Behavior (B) STRAIGHTERLINE: Business Statistics, Medical Terminology
BS Nursing, WGU - In progress
BS Liberal Studies, Excelsior - Need Capstone, on hold.
AS Nursing, St. Petersburg College - Dec. 2014
AA, Coastline Community College - Aug. 2009
BS Nursing, WGU - In progress
BS Liberal Studies, Excelsior - Need Capstone, on hold.
AS Nursing, St. Petersburg College - Dec. 2014
AA, Coastline Community College - Aug. 2009
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