Vermont post bac

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In the competitive field of healthcare, readiness is key -  the University of Vermont provides students with the training they need on the road to success.
 
At the University of Vermont, students can better their chances at bettering the lives of others through three incredible programs designed to prepare them for medical or other health-professional schools:
 
For students planning to apply to medical school, check out UVM's Summer Medical School Prep program. This 4-week program allows students to:
  • Build clinical experience with formal shadowing and medical simulation center activities
  • Practice and receive feedback on essential interviewing skills
  • Receive instruction from highly accomplished College of Medicine Teaching Academy faculty
  • Prepare for the revised MCAT
  • Graduates of the program are provided with a detailed, personalized assessment document to support their application to medical school
Learn more about UVM's Summer Medical School Prep program here.
 
Students with a Bachelor's degree and introductory science courses who would like to become stronger applicants to medical or other health-professional schools can achieve their goals through UVM's 12-month Master of Medical Science degree. Through this program, students have access to:
  • A core biomedical sciences curriculum that includes UVM College of Medicine courses in human anatomy, biochemistry, cell biology, human physiology, pharmacology, and biostatistics
  • College of Medicine faculty committed to their success
  • Personalized advising and support
  • College of Medicine faculty committed to their success
  • Personalized advising and support
  • A top-ranked Medical School and a Level 1 Trauma center at the UVM Medical Center where you may find patient care, research, and volunteer opportunities
Learn more about UVM's Master of Medical Science degree here.
 
For students needing the science courses needed for admission to medical school, but have a Bachelor's degree and a strong academic record, UVM's 24-credit Post-Baccalaureate Premedical program offers a one- or two-year program to strengthen their chances of success. Students receive these benefits:
  • Challenging classes as part of a customized program with connections to UVM's top-ranked Medical School and a Level 1 Trauma center at the UVM Medical Center where you may find patient care, research, and volunteer opportunities
  • Individualized advising
  • The confidence and the coursework to emerge well-prepared for professional programs
  • Research and volunteer opportunities
  • Learning with a close-knit group of students
Learn more about UVM's Post-Baccalaureate Premedical program here.
 
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call us at 802-656-2085.
 
Sincerely,
The UVM Continuing & Distance Education Team
Vermony  

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