Christian Brothers University Preprofessional Health Programs Dr. Stan Eisen, Director

The Necessity for a Plan B

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If you are applying to a health-related graduate program, then you are well-aware of the fact that they are all competitive. There is the likelihood that you will be turned down from every program, and that necessitates having a Plan B in mind. Here are some options:

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Master’s Programs in Biomedical Sciences

Master’s Programs in Biomedical Sciences

Dear Pre-Health Advisors,

I would like to make you aware of our M.S. in Biomedical Sciences Program offered at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.  This unique one year non-thesis masters program is geared toward students who want to improve their overall candidacy for obtaining admission into a health professional program.  Biomedical Sciences (BMS) students interact with students from all four colleges under Rosalind Franklin University.  This direct side-by-side learning environment helps expose pre-health students to a variety of available health care degrees.  BMS students interact with medical students, podiatry students, basic science students, physician assistant students, physical therapy students and students from other health profession programs.

If you are recommending your pre-health students to attempt a post bac. or M.S. program to enhance their academic background, I would be happy to counsel any of your students on our Biomedical Sciences Program.

Please see the attached document for more specific information on our program. Should you have any specific questions about our program, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Jacqueline Martinez

International Student Advisor, PDSO, RO
CHP Admissions, Office Manager
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
(847) 578-3209, (847) 578-3284 fax