Applicants must be in the junior or senior year of undergraduate study. Those intending to pursue advanced degrees are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants must have an outstanding undergraduate record and be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Students are assigned a challenging research project in organic chemistry. Supervisors are usually Ph.D. scientists dedicated to helping students improve their technical and presentation skills, as well as to provide career guidance.
Rental housing is offered, the cost being the responsibility of the student.
Transportation is provided university housing to the work site. Summer salaries are based on years of schooling completed. Exposure to medical curriculum, clinical experiences, physician mentors, familiarize with medical school admissions process. On-campus housing is available at a small cost. Lunch will be provided Monday - Friday.