Masters in Medical Science (which one should I choose)

[alicedoc1]

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Hi SDN,

I got accepted into Mount Sinai's Masters in Biomedical Science program and USF's Masters in Medical Science Aging & Neuroscience program. I'm wondering if anyone knew anything about both programs and could give me some insight that would help me choose which program is best?

Thanks in advance

 

[Goro]

I don't give recommendations as to individual SMPs or post-bac programs, because they're pretty much a dime-a-dozen.. You should go for:

1) the cheapest tuition

2) a program given at a host medical school

3) is one year in length

4) has the best linkage deal.

 

[Nontraddoc00081]

I don't give recommendations as to individual SMPs or post-bac programs, because they're pretty much a dime-a-dozen.. You should go for:

1) the cheapest tuition

2) a program given at a host medical school

3) is one year in length

4) has the best linkage deal.

What is the best linkage deal?

 

[Goro]

What is the best linkage deal?

The least amount of friction in order to get an acceptance, such as "maintaining a GPA of 3.X and you're in".

 

[Damson]

Agreed with above. Go for linkage deals.

UNR Reno premed postbacc is a rare MD linkage one w/ low MCAT

also look at LECOM MMS
Drexel DPMS

 

[deleted1085158]

Agreed with above. Go for linkage deals.

UNR Reno premed postbacc is a rare MD linkage one w/ low MCAT

also look at LECOM MMS
Drexel DPMS

Drexel DPMS is for URM's. Some of us can't apply to it.

 

[Goro]

Agreed with above. Go for linkage deals.

UNR Reno premed postbacc is a rare MD linkage one w/ low MCAT

also look at LECOM MMS
Drexel DPMS

EVMS is another one, I believe. I think Rosy Franklin is one

 

[Damson]

EVMS is another one, I believe. I think Rosy Franklin is one

those are good SMPs but linkage is weak