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Student Hand Book 2021-2022

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B. Attributes and Accomplishments

An applicant deemed successful in the initial screening of academic potential will qualify for the

assessment of non-academic criteria. The Admissions Committee considers a number of attributes and

achievements to provide an overall non-academic screening of the potential candidate.

Maturity and responsibility

Emotional stability and communicational skills

Community service

Leadership and research

Self-directed learning

Personal statement and recommendation letters are used in assessing the above criteria. In addition, the

Admissions Committee conducts interviews to explore the aforementioned non-academic criteria or

distinctive personal qualities and experiences.

The Admissions Committee identifies and admits students who can meet these specified standards and

efforts to include diversity and equal opportunities among in matriculating class.

Transfer Students and Transfer Credit

Transfer students can be accommodated only during the Basic Sciences semesters or prior to

beginning the clinical clerkship. Any applicant requesting advanced standing must contact the

Admissions Office or the Dean of Student Affairs to discuss their eligibility.

If positions are available and permitted for students in good standing from a listed medical school in

the World Directory of Medical Schools, then transfer is accommodated to the appropriate semester.

Admission requirements for transfers require submission of previous medical school official

transcripts and examination scores (e.g. USMLE Step 1, Step 2 score and NBME CBSE Score, if

applicable).

*Refer to our general Admission Requirements for additional submissions.

* Letter of good standing is required from the previous school and a letter from the applicant stating

the reason for the transfer.

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