Harvard Heart Letter From Harvard Medical School
One of the newer trends in medical school education in the US are combined undergraduate/medical school programs or guaranteed-pre-professionals programs available to high school students.. Basically, when high school students are applying to colleges during their senior year, those who know that they would like to pursue a career in the field of medicine can choose to apply to one of these combined/guaranteed programs. They were able to get their academic life back together eventually, but, they had to apply like regular students to medical school. Once again that policy differs from program to program, but these are the basic principles same for all of them. For any competitive medical school applicant, you would have done ALL of the above anyways on your journey to applying for medical school! Some of the programs have some larger differences, certain school may ask you to take the MCAT and attain a minimum score to make sure the student was not slacking off during their undergraduate years,some may ask your student to participate in research, etc., can enjoy your free time more during your undergraduate years. So. These vary from program to program and can not be discussed here. Thus, the advantages of
