University of Vermont programs - summer and post-bac

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The University of Vermont has expanded the number of programs it offers to help students gain the knowledge needed to succeed in a professional healthcare role.

Summer Medical School Prep
This new four-week immersion program helps students successfully progress through their final phase of pre-med curriculum. The program includes preparing for the revised MCAT, practicing essential interviewing skills, and building clinical experience with formal shadowing and medical simulation center activities. This intensive program is designed and taught by accomplished UVM College of Medicine faculty, and each program participant will have a current medical school student serve as their personal mentor.

Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program
The Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program has a long and successful history of serving students who need to complete the necessary prerequisite science courses for application to medical, dental, and health professional graduate programs. Students benefit from individualized advising and support, as well as the opportunity to pursue clinical and patient-care experience in the University of Vermont Medical Center, a leading research hospital with the region's only Level-1 Trauma Unit.

Master of Medical Science
For students looking to become stronger applicants to medical or other health professional schools while earning a Master's degree, the University of Vermont's 12-month Master of Medical Science program could be a perfect fit. Students enhance their academic credentials through advanced science graduate courses and learn directly from the expertise of UVM College of Medicine faculty, practitioners, and researchers.

Public Health
The University of Vermont also offers post-baccalaureate students interested in a public health credential a 42-credit online Master of Public Health program, or an 18-credit online Certificate of Graduate Study in Public Health, with a generalist or environmental focus. All public health programs can complement the preparatory programs listed above.

Please visit our website for further information about these programs.

Jennifer Lian
Pre-Health Advisor
University of Vermont Continuing and Distance Education
Direct: 802-656-2085
Toll free: 800-639-3210

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