You may want to contact the schools to which you applied to ask how you might improve your credentials. Each year a number of unsuccessful applicants decide to reapply. Unfortunately, the chances of acceptances are no better and often poorer for reapplicants than for first-time candidates. We advise students not to reapply until they can demonstrate achievements that add significantly to their credentials. If you decide to reapply, you must decide how to improve your chances of being accepted.
Some students complete programs in the biomedical sciences before reapplying.
Although most programs in the sciences are designed for people who are interested in pursuing a research career, there are a few M.S. programs that are specifically intended for people who want to enter a health profession. This has the added benefit of preparing you for an alternative career if you are not accepted upon reapplication. Post-Baccalaureate Programs . There are two types of programs. The second type, the structured post-baccalaureate program, offers advising and help with the application process.