For a bulletin and application, write to the Director, Northwest Center for Medical Education. Indiana University has an Affirmative Action Office on each campus and complies with all federal regulations against discrimination on the basis of sex, age, race, religion, ethnic origin, veteran status or handicap. The research laboratories are set up for the study of a variety of research fields from the molecular level to the behavioral level in anatomy, immunology, biochemistry, microbiology, physiology and pharmacology. Costs A variety of teaching assistantships, fellowships, and tuition scholarships are available each year. Since most students are not required to pay tuition, book and living expenses are the only costs the student.
Local apartments are available.
The graduate program is designed to accommodate up to eight students at any one time, thereby assuring that a critical mass of graduate students would be present while at the same time insuring the highest level of quality education within existing resources of faculty and facilities. The Community The Northwest Center for Medical Education is located at the Indiana University Northwest Campus on 35 th Avenue in the Glen Park area of Gary, Indiana. The surrounding community includes both industrialized and rural areas and is close enough to Chicago for students to participate in the cultural, sports, and historical events of a large city as well as the unique characteristics and local color of the many small towns. The Dunes State Park and National Lakeshore on Lake Michigan and the Hoosier Prairie offer recreation in an unique environment. The Indiana University School of Medicine was founded in 1903 and is currently the second largest medical school in the United States.