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This might be a silly question, but are the classes taken at the storrs campus or in farmington??
vankempd said:This might be a silly question, but are the classes taken at the storrs campus or in farmington??
Ada2004 said:I am pretty sure is at the Storrs campus.
From what I've read in previous posts it appears to be very competitive to get into, only accepting a handful of people each year.johnnymat said:Hey, I am a ct. post bacc candidate (academic record enhancer) and was wondering if anybody knew anything about the program, it seems to have a very high med. school matriculation rate and a seemingly attractive linkage agreement. Does anyone know how selective admission is to the post-bacc program?
dca_55 said:I'm planning on applying to this program too (Plan B, academic enhancer). Based on the small size of the program and the uconn med admissions statistics, it seems that a significant percentage of uconn postbacs go into uconn med. I was wondering if the percentage of uconn postbaccs accepted into uconn med is equally distributed between the career-changers (Plan A) and academic enhancers (Plan B), or if it's heavier one way or the other. Also, do they expect Plan B students to take a "lag year" before applying to Uconn med or are they usually accepted to start right after the postbacc year?
johnnymat said:Hey, I am a ct. post bacc candidate (academic record enhancer) and was wondering if anybody knew anything about the program, it seems to have a very high med. school matriculation rate and a seemingly attractive linkage agreement. Does anyone know how selective admission is to the post-bacc program?