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Applicants
from the U. S. Educational Model
- A Bachelor's degree or 90 college credits
(see Additional Information below).
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Required college-level
courses:
General biology with lab; Inorganic chemistry
with lab; Organic chemistry with lab; Physics
with Lab and college level mathematics. Applicants
must have at least one academic year of each
of the above listed college-level courses.
- Recommended additional study:
English; foreign language; physiology; biochemistry;
microbiology; computer science; and statistics.
- Medical College Admission Test (MCAT):
Recommended but not required (the applicant
should be prepared to justify omission of the
MCAT).
Additional
Information
Candidates may qualify for admission upon completion
of 90 semester credit hours, three academic years,
or the equivalent, provided that they meet all
other entrance credential requirements. Candidates
are expected to demonstrate proficiency in the
types of premedical course work required of applicants
from the U.S. educational model. How such proficiency
shall be demonstrated is left to the discretion
of the Admissions Committee. Proficiency may be
demonstrated, for example, by the applicant's
satisfactory performance on the MCAT or by successful
completion of typical US educational model premedical
courses given at "extension" schools
in the applicant's home country or abroad.
Any given part of
an applicant's required academic preparation may
be waived, or modified, at the sole discretion
of the Admissions Committee. It is the applicant's
sole responsibility to ensure fulfillment of any
unique premedical requisites dictated by the licensing
authority of the country, region, or jurisdiction
where the applicant intends to practice.
For information regarding
State licensure requirements students can go to
the following website – Federation for State
Medical Boards at www.fsmb.org.
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