Therefore we recommend enrolling in one or more graduate level courses that can demonstrate the ability to achieve. Select courses with a strong science component, such as anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, or pharmacology that will provide a better assessment of scholastic aptitude. If you are admitted, these courses will be an asset to your anesthesia education. GRE scores will also help to evaluate your academic potential. At this time there is no requirement to own a personal computer but realistically, it is a necessity to have ready access to a computer and printer.
Most students find it invaluable to have a home computer.
Student with limited computer skills have learned quickly, but having some basic familiarity with computers allows you to concentrate your effort on anesthesia studies. In the past year the University purchased a site license and provided students with their own copy of Microsoft Office 2000 free of charge. We teach an applied Chemistry and Physics of Anesthesia in the curriculum. Applicant numbers are very difficult to quantitate because of our rolling admissions and part-time option. Everyone that submits an application may not meet our admission standards and be granted an interview.