Hmm... I'm not exactly sure about all that.Perhaps you can write to the universities concenred directly and asked. I'm sure they reply quite promptly too! 😉
lizz... 😎
lizz... 😎
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2000
- Messages
- 39,952
- Reaction score
- 18,721
- Points
- 7,171
- Website
- forums.studentdoctor.net
- Attending Physician
All the Aussie 4 year programs require an undergraduate degree - not just 90 units.
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2003
- Messages
- 282
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 0
- Age
- 48
- Location
- Winnipeg
- Resident [Any Field]
hey there,
a good rule of thumb is any med school that will accept you without a degree or 90 credit/semester hours isn't worth the application fee...this, of course, does not apply to the majority of irish, uk, and european schools, many of which accept applicants into 5 or 6 year programs right out of high school. there no medical schools in north america or the carribean, to the best of my knowledge, that will accept anyone without AT LEAST 90 semester hours. you can look up medical university of the americas (www.mua.edu), as i think they ahve some sort of premed program (1 year) for students who lack the required college courses. pending a certain average in that program, you are granted admission into the m.d. program.
as for schools in england, just take your pick...think of a town/city name and it will have at least one medical school...
good luck!
a good rule of thumb is any med school that will accept you without a degree or 90 credit/semester hours isn't worth the application fee...this, of course, does not apply to the majority of irish, uk, and european schools, many of which accept applicants into 5 or 6 year programs right out of high school. there no medical schools in north america or the carribean, to the best of my knowledge, that will accept anyone without AT LEAST 90 semester hours. you can look up medical university of the americas (www.mua.edu), as i think they ahve some sort of premed program (1 year) for students who lack the required college courses. pending a certain average in that program, you are granted admission into the m.d. program.
as for schools in england, just take your pick...think of a town/city name and it will have at least one medical school...
good luck!
Similar threads
