| EVMS Clinical Embryology and Andrology Master's Program: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) |
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The program is designed for clinical embryologists and andrologists, physicians, and others involved in the practice of assisted reproduction technologies.
The program is completely online except for two four-day residential courses held at EVMS the first week of each academic year.
Courses are taught by experienced basic science and clinical faculty using the Blackboard learning platform. Lectures are typically either streamed or voiced over PowerPoint presentations.
We estimate that you will need to dedicate at least 10 to 15 hours every week to reviewing lecture materials, reading textbooks and working on projects.
Yes, this program is available outside the U.S. and may be considered an international program.
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No, they are not interchangeable. You must pass either the TOEFL or the ILETS to be admitted to EVMS.
Tuition is due prior to the beginning of each semester. Invoices will be mailed from the EVMS Finance Office (Accounts Receivable).
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Not at this time.
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Currently we are looking into the development of a distance Ph.D. program.
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