Pre-Med
Medical school is an intensive four years, with the first two spent in the classroom and the second two in the hospital on clinical rotations. Medical school one of the most challenging professional schools out there and you will be expected to spend many hours in classes as well as studying outside the classroom to enable you to master a vast amount of biomedical material.
Meet with your pre-med adviser who will work closely with students at LCW who aspire to careers in the medical health professions. You pre-med adviser can help you tailor your undergraduate academicss to best meet the qualifications of admission to medical school.
Office hours: Dr. Loike is available at LCW on Mondays from 1-4pm. To make an appointment e-mail Devora Hersh at Dvora.Hersh@touro.edu
What Comes Next
You'll want to start thinking about the courses you should be taking, getting clinical experience, and summer opportunities.
General Academic Requirements
While the majority of students interested in medical and dental school plan to complete their coursework during college and start the application process by the end of their junior or senior year, others take the necessary courses as postbaccalaureate students. Applying after college does not put you at risk; in fact, many medical schools say they appreciate the maturity of older applicants.
