Effectiveness of a Formal Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medicine Program for Underrepresented Minority Students
Assessed the effectiveness of an intense, year-long experience of course work, research, and personal development for underrepresented minority students before medical school. Program participants demonstrated competency in the first year of medical school consistent with traditional students even t...
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| description | Assessed the effectiveness of an intense, year-long experience of course work, research, and personal development for underrepresented minority students before medical school. Program participants demonstrated competency in the first year of medical school consistent with traditional students even though they had lower MCAT scores and college grade point averages. Findings support the use of such a program. (EV) |
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