Acceptance is then granted by the Graduate Committe of the selected training program, followed by the Recruitment and Admissions Committee of the College. Upon acceptance, all students matriculate into one of the four IRG training programs. Foreign applicants must also complete the International Applicant Supplemental form available from the Graduate Studies Program Office. Admissions to the Graduate Studies Program is open to students who have successfully completed the requirements for a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent academic degree. Applicants must have completed coursework in and demonstrated a high degree of competence in biology, organic chemistry and mathematics through calculus.
Early application is encouraged.
Albany Medical College is committed to the belief that educational opportunities should be available to all eligible persons without regard to race, creed, color, age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, disability or national origin. Our policies, practices and procedures reflect and support this belief. Minority Applicants Albany Medical College, through the Office of Minority Affairs, is committed to increasing the number of qualified minority students enrolled in the College's Graduate Studies Program. The Institution has developed several programs designed to enhance the educational opportunities and access for minorities to the health and research professions. These programs have a broad scope which includes secondary school and collegiate enrichment activities as well as an academic support network for matriculated students.