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The following courses must be completed prior to matriculation into the University Program:
The following courses must be completed prior to matriculation into the University Program:
General/Inorganic Chemistry: 2 semesters/3 quarters with 2 semesters of laboratory. AP/IB credit accepted.
Organic Chemistry: 1 semester with 1 semester of laboratory. AP/IB credit not accepted.
Biochemistry: 1 semester, must include metabolism, laboratory not required.
Writing/College English: 1 semester. This can also be fulfilled with other expository writing courses in the humanities. Science courses with extensive writing can also fulfill this requirement. AP/IB credits not accepted.
Questions? casemed-admissions@case.edu
The following courses must be completed prior to matriculation into the MSTP:
The following courses must be completed prior to matriculation into the MSTP:
General/Inorganic chemistry: 2 semesters/3 quarters with 2 semesters of lab. AP/IB credit accepted.
Organic chemistry: 1 semester with 1 semester of lab. AP/IB not accepted.
Biochemistry (must include metabolism): 1 semester course, lab not required.
Advanced Biology or Biology Subfield: 1 semester, lab not required. AP/IB credit not accepted.
Calculus or Statistics: 2 semesters/3 quarters. AP/IB credit accepted.
Writing/College English: 1 semester. This can also be fulfilled with other expository writing courses in the humanities. Science courses with extensive writing components can also fulfill this requirement. AP/IB credit not accepted.
Research Experience: Substantive research experience during the summers and during the school year as an undergraduate, or during post-baccalaureate research time is required.
Questions? mstp@case.edu
Do I need a car?
Do I need a car?
The unique opportunity for students to participate in experiences at multiple varied affiliate hospital city-wide necessitates that students have available transportation for all four years. Required pre-clinical experiences begin as early as the first months of medical school.
It is expected that you will have access to reliable transportation for purposes of attending scheduled clinical activities.
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