If you wish to apply to medical school, it is important that you consult with Dean Richard Sullivan and contact Professor Moghaddam who is on the Pre-Med Recommendation Committee. In fact, if you are a pre-med major it is a good idea to ask Professor Moghaddam to serve as your faculty advisor. Every year numerous students take advantage of foreign study programs by spending a semester or year abroad. There are a great many educational opportunities connected with these programs, but you must work out your program with written approval from Professors Sabat or Moghaddam , the Co-Directors of Undergraduate Studies. Study abroad provides a valuable and unforgettable educational experience.
Careful planning can solve many of the possible problems.
Speak with your advisor, the director of undergraduate studies, and a dean as soon as you begin to think about foreign study. Remember that before you go abroad, you must have your program approved by a dean and by Professors Crystal or Sabat. A large number of courses are available to you through other universities in the area, otherwise known as the Consortium. Students who wish to enroll for credit in psychology courses on another campus must first obtain permission from Professors Sabat or Moghaddam, the Co-Directors of Undergraduate Studies, and a dean in their school. Ordinarily, Research Methods and Statistics must be taken at Georgetown.