ACHE MSB 2023-2024

[scentsy]

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I’m not sure if there is a thread yet for the masters in biomedicine program at the Arkansas college of health education, but I wanted to start one so that prospective and admitted students can discuss. I was recently accepted and will be attending, so I am happy to answer any questions about the program and why I chose it.

 

[Cali894]

Hey! I just got accepted as well.

 

[Cali894]

I’m not sure if there is a thread yet for the masters in biomedicine program at the Arkansas college of health education, but I wanted to start one so that prospective and admitted students can discuss. I was recently accepted and will be attending, so I am happy to answer any questions about the program and why I chose it.

What other programs did you apply to? I’m a bit torn between this one and another

 

[scentsy]

Hey! Congrats! I also applied to UNTHSC masters in medical science.

 

[user3298]

@scentsy when did you apply? Have you heard back from them yet?

 

[scentsy]

@scentsy when did you apply? Have you heard back from them yet?

I applied to UNTHSC in feb and was rejected in March. I applied to ACHE MSB in March and was accepted in April

 

[Kaeey N]

hey there! I wanted to say that I got accepted into the program this year and I'm looking forward to meeting you all.

 

[50Calvo]

I’m not sure if there is a thread yet for the masters in biomedicine program at the Arkansas college of health education, but I wanted to start one so that prospective and admitted students can discuss. I was recently accepted and will be attending, so I am happy to answer any questions about the program and why I chose it.

Hey how's it going? I plan on applying the next cycle, would anyone be comfortable with sharing their states. It seems like a good program.

 

[scentsy]

hey there! I wanted to say that I got accepted into the program this year and I'm looking forward to meeting you all.

Yayyyy congrats! We have a group me. If you have not already found it, I can PM you.

 

[scentsy]

Hey how's it going? I plan on applying the next cycle, would anyone be comfortable with sharing their states. It seems like a good program.

Sure, I can PM you if you are interested.

 

[50Calvo]

Sure, I can PM you if you are interested.

That would be great. I’d appreciate that. I meant stats by the way, not states lol.

 

[Kaeey N]

Yayyyy congrats! We have a group me. If you have not already found it, I can PM you.

Yes please if you don't mind. I'd like to join a group. 😊

 

[eman khan]

Yayyyy congrats! We have a group me. If you have not already found it, I can PM you.

Hi! Can you PM with the link to the group me as well? I just got accepted!

 

[blor]

Yayyyy congrats! We have a group me. If you have not already found it, I can PM you.

I have been accepted and will also be attending! I’d love to join the GroupMe!

 

[scentsy]

Yayyyyy I am so excited to meet you all!

 

[sjwhang]

I was also recently accepted!

 

[rawrxd21341]

I’m not sure if there is a thread yet for the masters in biomedicine program at the Arkansas college of health education, but I wanted to start one so that prospective and admitted students can discuss. I was recently accepted and will be attending, so I am happy to answer any questions about the program and why I chose it.

Hello, I recently applied to ACHE MSB for the 2024-2025 and wanted to ask how the program is and what the acceptance rate is?

 

[53Chieftain]

I am thinking about applying to ACHE to start in 2025. How difficult is it compared to 1st year of med school there?
I have MCAT 497 and GPAc 3.25 and GPAs 3.25.
also, would I need to retake the mcat if I got the guaranteed interview if I was to do this program?
How does this compare to Lincoln Memorial's masters program?

 

[Fattywap]

I am thinking about applying to ACHE to start in 2025. How difficult is it compared to 1st year of med school there?
I have MCAT 497 and GPAc 3.25 and GPAs 3.25.
also, would I need to retake the mcat if I got the guaranteed interview if I was to do this program?
How does this compare to Lincoln Memorial's masters program?

According to ACHE website, those who are able to complete the ACHE SMP program, 85% are able to matriculate into ARCOM. LMU-DCOM has a provisional acceptance or guaranteed interview depending on GPA with a 497 MCAT and up. Another difference to note is that tuition total at ACHE is 10k for instate and out of state while the cost for LMU-DCOM SMP tuition alone is 44K with other programs like RVU, PNWU charging the same or even more. I do not know how difficult the SMP programs are compared to med school, but I am sure that a direct linkage from any of these schools into their medical school is going to be just about as difficult med school. I wish you the best luck and hope you get the chance.