The advisors are also responsible for preparing a detailed letter of recommendation for each applicant. During the summers following the sophomore and junior years, PPS students are encouraged to work as volunteers in hospitals, community health centers, or research laboratories. Undergraduate Research Qualified juniors and seniors may elect to do research in biochemistry, biology, chemistry, physics or psychology. Projects are supervised and guided by members of The City College faculty. Some of these students are eligible for scholarships and salaries through the Biomedical Research Programs.
Most courses listed are also applicable to the departmental major in science.
One-week minicourses in laboratory skills and organic chemistry as well as workshops in learning skills and organismic biology lecture and laboratory have been developed for our students. For further information call Emily Rosario, 650-7840. This respected club, which was founded here at the College in 1935, invites all students interested in the health professions to become members. Students receive invaluable information about health careers and about what it takes to get into schools of the health professions. To students admitted to medical school.