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EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
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St. Luke School of Medicine prefers students with a bachelor degree or higher. All Liberian and West African applicants will have to provide their examination scores and their university transcripts as well as a copy of their diploma(s). All applicants from other countries will have to provide the equivalent examination scores (O-level, preferably) and copies of their diplomas. A minimum of ninety semester units, or its equivalent, is required for admission for US and Canadian applicants. Applicants without a bachelor degree should have sufficient premedical training comparable to that described in St. Luke's Guide for Pre-Medical Training. Additionally, all Canadian basic science applicants and US will have to provide their Medical College Aptitude Test scores (MCAT) scores or its equivalent, starting in the year 2004. All applicants should be able to show that they have completed high school and they have the proper university preparation in mathematics, chemistry, biology, physics, and English to begin medical training. St. Luke School of Medicine does not offer courses in pre-medical subjects. Applicants who have bachelor, masters or Ph.D. degrees will have to show original documentation of their degrees and their curriculum. Applicants without the sufficient scientific preparation will be required to take the appropriate courses elsewhere prior to beginning St. Luke School of Medicine's curriculum. Computer proficiency is encouraged, as modern medicine is moving into the computer era. |
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:: Application/Brochure:: EducationalRequirements:: Guide for Pre-MedicalTraining:: Online Program:: Transfer Students:: Tuition and Fees |
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