thank you guys. I am generally interested in biochem or genetics cause I love problem solving. I found two programs that are not titled as "SMP," but directors from both programs said "Most students use our program for GPA enhancing purpose." These are the ones I found.
(1) USF Medical Science master
http://gradaffairs.health.usf.edu/preprofessional.html
The director said,
The master's degree is an academic enhancer to someone who has already completed all the requirements for medical school, but seeks a master's degree to improve their GPA and/or show medical schools that they can do graduate level coursework in biomedical sciences.
(2) Tulane Human Genetics master
http://www.haywardgenetics.tulane.edu/education.php?page=Masters
The director said,
Yes, I think many of our students use the program to enhance their GPA, which do not need, but in addition, it does lay a great foundation for medical studies. And we have a clinical approach, so the students like the course work. So there are a number of reasons people join our program
So, they don't have the exact appellation, SMP like the one in Georgetown, but they do have the GPA enhancing purpose, so does this mean they are SMPs?