Policy on Re-taking SMP courses in medical school

[deleted98530]

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Which SMP's or post-bacc's out there don't require you to re-take their courses in their respective medical school(if accepted) if you have passed the classes in the SMP or post-bacc program already?

I know Georgetown does, but that's the only one I've found so far. Someone mentioned something about midwestern university in arizona and illinois but i'm not sure about that.

Thank you!😀

 

[DrMidlife]

Tulane ACP is one.

 

[ilovescience]

EVMS Med Master's Program but only if you high-pass out of the class (except for Embryology which you have to retake since it's part of the anatomy course you wouldn't take during the SMP).

 

[deleted98530]

Thanks for your responses! I'll definitely look into Tulane and EVMS.

Does anyone know if KCUMB follows this?

 

[xeulee]

I think I read on their site that Midwestern in Arizona does or you can ask for them to wave the courses.

 

[mynamehere]

how do you find out? do you have to ask the office directly? i don't really see it on their websites..

 

[Crisco]

same for BU

 

[drizzt3117]

Why would you want to skip out on them? A lot of schools want you to have a given amount of credits so you might have to take other courses, plus if you were to have grades, you'd expect to ace them right?