Two-page entries for all U.S. and Canadian medical schools include data covering semester starting dates, total hours required in basic science courses, duration of required clerkships, and time allotted to elective programs. There are also lists of schools with special programs and special medical-education opportunities. These books and the video may be checked out for a day at a time from the science secretary in Science 119. Information can also be obtained from Medical School catalogs. These may be requested directly from the medical schools.
Some catalogs are on file in the main library.
The Dean's Office has some information regarding loans and grants for graduate schools. Feel free to make your needs known and we will be glad to assist you in any way we can. All public schools strongly favor state residents. If you apply to public schools as a non-resident, your credentials must be much better than those of residents to have a chance of acceptance. If one of your parents is an alumnus of any medical school, apply to that school.