Hey guys, I'm applying to these two programs and idk which is better and/or best for me. Some brief background, I have a cGPA and sGPA of 3.0 as a bio major, with my last 60 hours being ~3.7 and last 2 years ~ 3.5 of mostly upper level hard sciences, MCAT 500, I have published 1 lit review, have 3k hours of scribing, and plenty of volunteering ~300 hours, was a TA and a research assistant as well. Idk how med schools will look at the programs and am wishing for some input. I am a Texas resident and would like to get into a Texas med school. Baylor has name recognition in Texas, but their program is only 13 credits and is only a certificate so I feel they are trying to do too much at once. Arkansas seems to actually prepare you for your first year of med school with 30 credits of courses, 8 hour anatomy course you take alongside med students, and all courses taught by medical school faculty, however, I wish to get into a Texas school and I am unsure how Texas med school will not only view it, but am concerned the program is only really recognized by it's associated med school ARCOM.
Graduate Certificate in Biomedical Sciences and Health Equity
The Graduate Certificate in Biomedical Sciences and Health Equity is a one-year program aimed at enhancing, developing, and enriching the academic knowledge...
www.bcm.edu
ACHE - Master of Science in Biomedicine
to enhance the scientific and professional preparation of students aspiring to a career in the medical and health professions or in a related field requiring
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