Baylor2 Medical Track Program

The Baylor 2 Medical Orbital Program is an 8-year Bachelor / MD course for excellent students.

Baylor University and Baylor College of Medicine offer six high-school students to enter Baylor College of Medicine by entering Baylor University. One of the six students chosen received a scholarship equivalent of 80,000 dollars. $ 10,000 per year, 4 year undergraduate degree at Baylor University, and 4 years medical study at Baylor Medical College. The other five students are undergraduate courses for four years at Baylor University and have received a yearly scholarship of $ 8,000 and $ 2,000 per year.

Interested students should apply for the program. Finalists will participate in campus activities and compete for the location of the program

SAT (mathematics and criticism) or ACT if the total score is 32 or more, a score of 1430 or more

Please submit a complete admission letter to Baylor College by November 1st and select "Premed" as a tracking expert before you need to apply. In the goBAYLOR account, contents necessary for filling out the application form are displayed. In order to qualify on the day of campus selection, it is necessary to fill in the file by the deadline of November 1.

Please submit the Baylor 2 Medical Tracking Program application form by the deadline below. In this application you will be asked to upload your resume and respond to articles within 500 words. "Why do you continue medical work at Baylor University and Baylor Medical College?"

Students enrolled in the Baylor 2 Medical Program must maintain a minimum of five overall and scientific GPAs at Level 0 during Baylor's research. They must also participate in all of Baylor's traditional medicine preparation courses. In addition, these selected students must participate in MCAT and score within the range of 500 to 507,125 or more in order to enroll at Baylor College of Medicine after graduating from Baylor College.

The committee elects a finalist for the program. These candidates will be invited to campus. If you choose to participate in a campus event you will be asked to fill out the registration form on the following day. Please do not arrange a trip until you receive an official confirmation email.

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Students enrolled in the Baylor 2 Medical Program must maintain at least 3.5 total and scientific GPAs within 4.0 points during Baylor's research. They must also participate in all of Baylor's traditional medicine preparation courses. In addition, these selected students must participate in MCAT and score within the range of 500 to 507,125 or more in order to enroll at Baylor College of Medicine after graduating from Baylor College.

All medical assistant students must successfully complete the course necessary for the medical assistant science certificate program. (See Appendix, Medical Assistant for CAS Academic Program). During the one-year course, students regularly meet with the course director, understand the course schedule and ensure that all the course requirements are met in order to graduate on time. Graduation applications will be submitted during the last semester if all program requirements are met. In addition, the program director completes the graduation worksheet and is handed over to the registrar with the graduation application form.