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Year 4 student forms will now be completed in MyProgress . Approval Request For Individually-Designed Or Extramural Elective Elective Add-Drop Form WPI Form (Permission from Instructor Prior to Enrollment in Elective) Faculty Forms New Elective Course Application (new version) Elective Course Guidelines Conduct Report Concern Note Process Concern Note

Helpful Hints and Suggestions Class of 2018 PLEASE take the time to read the Year Four Policies and Procedures and Student Misconceptions. Also review important documents online. Browse through the Electives Catalog (a few times and make a list of the courses that interest you. Make sure you register for enough courses to fulfill graduation requirements. Have your list of choices with you when you meet with your Elective Advisor. The Christmas/New Year weeks (wks 25-26) are not automatic weeks off. If you wish to have them off, please request them as vacation. Start inquiring about off-campus

Designing “iYear4” Congratulations! You will be able to waive some requirements for your 4th year elective schedule. You will need to take required Doctoring courses, meet the usual "on campus" week requirement and meet a total of 30 weeks of electives required to graduate. You may waive the core requirement, ICE, and Basic Science components. Please take the time to help us understand your thoughts about your 4 th year. Even if you choose not to drop the 4 th year requirements, this information is helpful to us in order to plan further enhancements to Year 4. Some of you may have already met

Congratulations! You will be able to waive some requirements for your 4th year elective schedule. You will need to take required Doctoring courses, meet the usual "on campus" week requirement and meet a total of 30 weeks of electives required to graduate. You may waive the core requirement, ICE, and Basic Science components. Please take the time to help us understand your thoughts about your 4 th year. Even if you choose not to drop the 4 th year requirements, this information is helpful to us in order to plan further enhancements to Year 4. Some of you may have already met with your advisors

Welcome Thank you for your interest in SIU School of Medicine's first-year curriculum! Please use this page to learn more about how learning here is structured, assessed, and governed. Educational Program Outcomes (EPOs) Learning at SIU School of Medicine is guided by Educational Program Outcomes (EPOs). These are concepts and skills you must master to graduate. EPOs guide the objectives for each unit (our accrediting body, the LCME, refers to these as courses) which, in turn, guide the objectives for each Y1 session or activity. To review the SIU School of Medicine's EPOs, please click here