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Prospective Students
What Is MEDPREP?
MEDPREP was designed as a two-year postbaccalaureate program for disadvantaged students. It provides an environment in which students can hone their test-taking skills and enhance their academic record before matriculating in a health professional school. With the assistance of an academic advisor, students tailor their academic program to maximize their profile. Most students enroll in MCAT/DAT preparation courses during the first academic year and in upper-level science enrichment courses during the second academic year.
MEDPREP's mission is to increase the numbers of underrepresented minority and disadvanteged students from southern and central Illinois who will enter and graduate from health professions schools and who will serve in U.S. health professions shortage areas. Therefore, the highest priority for MEDPREP participation is given to residents of central and southern Illinois. However, about 2/3 of our students come from out of state, with the highest priority for those students being from groups traditionally underserved in health care (Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans). We are especially looking for students who want to serve in medically underserved areas.
Is It Right for me?
If you answer “yes” to the three questions posed above, then MEDPREP might be right for you.
How do I learn more?
Explore these web pages.
Please see our list of Frequently Asked Questions.
Please see our online application materials in the Application Process section.
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