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Hello,
I am currently attending a community college right now to get my pre-reqs out the way before transferring to a 4-year university. A few universities came on campus today and one caught my eye.
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center School of Health Professions.
I was told that after completing my pre-reqs, I can apply for a program and be apart of a clinical setting for the next 2 years until I graduate from that clinical field of my choice. I was also told that this is a great way to be competitive in medical school.
However, other than the hands-on experience, does UT's school of health professions really prepare you for medical school? Does it prepare you for taking the MCAT? How does it look on a med school app? Has anyone been apart of these health professions schools to give some insight of how it is?
Thank you!
I am currently attending a community college right now to get my pre-reqs out the way before transferring to a 4-year university. A few universities came on campus today and one caught my eye.
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center School of Health Professions.
I was told that after completing my pre-reqs, I can apply for a program and be apart of a clinical setting for the next 2 years until I graduate from that clinical field of my choice. I was also told that this is a great way to be competitive in medical school.
However, other than the hands-on experience, does UT's school of health professions really prepare you for medical school? Does it prepare you for taking the MCAT? How does it look on a med school app? Has anyone been apart of these health professions schools to give some insight of how it is?
Thank you!