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Our curriculum is rigorous, having been pulled directly from our Medical School courses and taught by Medical School Faculty. This will allow students to demonstrate their ability to handle medical school coursework while benefitting from additional knowledge acquisition that will assist in the transition to a full medical school curriculum.
Contact the Anatomy Instruction – Certificate Program for more information.
You must complete 18 credits required for the Anatomy Instruction program to earn your certificate. All students are responsible for payment of at least 18 credits of tuition, even if all credits are not completed in residence. In addition, students completing more than 18 credits will be billed. Tuition will be charged per credit.
All applicants for admission to the Clinical & Translational Science – Certificate Program are required to have a Biomedical Sciences – MS degree, a Ph.D., or a D.V.M. Prior completion of a lab-based graduate-level course in gross anatomy is required for participation in this program. Applicants will be evaluated based on their academic record and recommendations from two individuals knowledgeable about the student's academic potential.
All applicants must submit their application and supporting documents by the deadline.
Our program leadership is pleased to offer our students a graduate committee letter. If you are requesting this service, then you will be required to submit a number of items. See the guidelines posted here for specific instructions. Please note that the Rutgers School of Graduate Studies reserves the right to refuse committee letters for students for whom we would recommend with reservations due to poor performance.
Eliminate your "glide year" through the AAP
The Accelerated Application Program (AAP) is designed to provide our highest performing students with an opportunity to submit an application to RWJMS in the spring semester to be considered for entry into RWJMS for the fall class.
The advantages of this special program are that selected students receive an interview with RWJMS and, if accepted to the medical school, the "glide" year is eliminated. The admissions process is competitive.
Medical Physics – Certificate Program students must register for: