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Overview
The Eastern Virginia Medical School
Medical Master's degree is a one-year pre-professional
(post-baccalaureate) master's degree program. With the exception
of a library research paper and a seminar course, the majority of the
courses are medical school courses taught by medical school faculty. The
seminar and library research paper are integral parts of the program and
provide opportunities to critically review and integrate concepts from
current biomedical science and clinical literature.
The program provides
an opportunity for highly motivated students to improve their academic
credentials by demonstrating their academic abilities in a rigorous
medical school environment. For this reason, it is particularly suitable
to help students to make themselves more competitive applicants to
medical programs, but may also be useful for osteopathic, dental and
veterinary programs.
Curriculum
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Fall Semester |
Credit Hours |
| BM501 Medical
Molecular & Cellular Cell Biology |
4 |
| BM503 Histology |
6 |
| BM510 Special Topics
in Biomedical Science |
2 |
| BM504 Embryology |
2 |
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Total |
14 |
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Spring Semester |
Credit Hours |
| BM502 Medical
Biochemistry |
5 |
| BM505 Medical
Physiology |
5 |
| BM513 Library
Research Paper |
4 |
| BM516 Research
Techniques |
2 |
| BM848 Concepts in
Cell Biology and Physiology |
2 |
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Total |
18 |
Tuition
Tuition for the 2007-08 academic year
is $25,482.
Admission Requirements
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Our program helps you compete for admission to medical or dental school |
Applicants to the program must:
- have earned a bachelor's degree from an accredited
institution
- have successfully completed one year of biology, general
chemistry, organic chemistry and physics
- have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 (B-) or
better
- have taken the MCAT with a score of
at least 23.
Application
Procedure
- Complete and submit the online
application along with the $60 application fee no later than April 1
prior to the beginning of the Fall semester.
- Submit official transcripts from all
colleges or universities attended.
- Using the form provided within the
online application system, submit three letters of recommendation
from individuals who can realistically evaluate the applicant's
abilities and probability of success in the program. At least two of these letters should be from faculty.
- MCAT test scores, sent directly from
the Educational Testing Service.
Official transcripts and test scores should be mailed to the Director of
Enrollment for Health Professions at the address shown below. If you
experience technical difficulties or related problems in completing your
online application, please contact:
Rose Mwayungu
Director of Enrollment for Health Professions
Attention: M.S. in Biomedical Sciences, Medical Masters
Eastern Virginia Medical School
700 W. Olney Road
Norfolk, VA 23507-1607
Tel: (757) 446-7153/7096
Fax: (757) 446-8915
mwayunra@evms.edu
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