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Has anyone done the MMEP program? What is it like?
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Originally posted by cocoabutter
I also participated in the MMEP program. I did mine in Nashville at Fisk and Vanderbilt. It was a fantastic experience and I would definitely say that it helped me. I would highly recommend that you participate. As the above poster stated, check out the website.
Originally posted by Slickness
I participated in the MMEP in Chicago. I would have to say it was the experience that increased my motivation to become a doctor. I shadowed several doctors and even observed cadavers. I highly recommend it.
It gave me something to talk about at my interviews and I have been accepted to medical school. Thus, I believe it does help out a lot. I think about 65% of MMEP graduates eventually do get into medical school. Good luck.
Hey lotanna, I did it in 2001. I'd like to add that the Chicago one is a consortment of 4 schools: Northwestern, Loyola, Rush, and U of Chicago. I only applied to Loyola and haven't heard from them yet, so I'm not sure if it helps in attending MMEP at the school you eventually want to go to.Originally posted by lotanna
what yr did u do Chicago own. I know folks who did it in 1998, and 2000.
Originally posted by Slickness
Hey lotanna, I did it in 2001. I'd like to add that the Chicago one is a consortment of 4 schools: Northwestern, Loyola, Rush, and U of Chicago. I only applied to Loyola and haven't heard from them yet, so I'm not sure if it helps in attending MMEP at the school you eventually want to go to.
Why shouldn't they be. Besides, they revised the URM definition to now mean any ethnic group that is underrepresented in medicine. This would include other hispanics.Originally posted by Quagmire, M.D.
Is there a reason why all hispanics are eligible for the program instead of just the URM hsipanics (mexican, puerto rican)?
Originally posted by Slickness
Why shouldn't they be. Besides, they revised the URM definition to now mean any ethnic group that is underrepresented in medicine. This would include other hispanics.
Originally posted by Quagmire, M.D.
When did the definition change? I was always under the impression that the URM definition was only Mexican-Americans, Puerto-Ricans, Blacks, Native Americans, and Native Alaskans.
Originally posted by ndi_amaka
I did MMEP at Columbia this past summer. It was awesome.
Hey nina,Originally posted by la ni?a
slickness, what undergrad did you go to? i have a friend who went to mmep that year who might know you. 🙂