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Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Medical Studies
Metropolitan College, in conjunction with Boston University’s College of Arts & Sciences, offers the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Medical Studies. This certificate program permits those with bachelor’s degrees to pursue the course requirements for admission to medical school and other health career programs. Students are required to have a minimum 3.3 undergraduate grade point average for admission to this program.
Certificate students are eligible for assistance and letters of recommendation from the Pre-Professional Advising office in the College of Arts & Sciences.
Requirements
To receive the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Pre-Medical Studies, students must take at least 32 of the following 40 credits in the pre-medical course sequence at Boston University:
Calculus
- CAS MA 121 and CAS MA 122 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences or
MET MA 123 Calculus I, MET MA 124 Calculus II
Physics
- MET PY 105, 106 Elementary Physics
General Chemistry
- MET CH 101 General Chemistry I, MET CH 102 General Chemistry II
Organic Chemistry
- MET CH 203, 204 Organic Chemistry
Biology
- MET BI 107 Biology I, MET BI 108 Biology II
Application Requirements
Applications are reviewed starting in September for January admission and March for September admission.
- One-page application form.
- Official transcripts from all colleges and universities applicant has attended.
- Two letters of recommendation, at least one of which is from a faculty member.
- Personal statement from applicant regarding applicant’s desire to pursue a career in medicine.
View course descriptions.