The AAMC is an organization that represents all of the 125 accredited U.S. medical schools and the 16 accredited Canadian medical schools. The MSAR is the official guide to admission information on every accredited medical school supplied to all undergraduate premedical advisors. The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville is the site of the first AED chapter in the state of Arkansas. To become a member of the premedical honor society, AED, you need to have completed 45 semester hours and have an overall GPA of 3.2 and a science and math GPA of 3.2.
Most premed students apply to be members in the spring semester of their sophomore year.
See you premed advisor for an application form. Our AED Chapter Advisors, Dr. Kral and Dr. McLachlin, along with several student representatives from the AED executive attended. There were 75 Chapters represented at the meeting with 625 delegates. In 1985, Dr. Liebolt established a Chair of Premedical Sciences on the Fayetteville campus of the University of Arkansas. An alumnus of the University of Arkansas, he wanted to support a premedical program that would enhance the undergraduate experience of students interested in the field of medicine and insure that students were able to enter the medical school of their choice.