Premedical Programs
Improve lives, one patient at a time.
Our Premedicine major combines a biomedical science-focused curriculum, a local or international medical experience, and a self-designed plan of study to include a minor or other courses of interest that prepare our graduates for entry into health professional schools.
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74%
acceptance of UD students applying to medical school over the past 5 years.
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All
premedicine majors graduate with clinical experience.
Student Success
Multifaceted Education
Along with a biomedical science-focused curriculum, our students are guaranteed an approved clinical experience and offered a variety of shadowing and research opportunities. In 2023, our grads earned an 82% acceptance rate to medical school.
High-Quality Education
All students are guaranteed an approved clinical experience, providing them with hands-on learning opportunities.
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Coordinated shadowing opportunities are available to our students at multiple locations at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
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Our grads earned an 82% acceptance rate to medical school in 2023.
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One-on-One Advising
A dedicated team of Premedical advisors are ready to help students create and navigate their personal journey toward health professional school.
Healthcare Symposium
All Premedicine and Predentistry majors participate in a capstone seminar that involves presenting a poster at our annual University of Dayton and Miami Valley Hospital Healthcare Symposium.
Next Steps
Student Spotlight
Mitchell Bailey chose to be a Premedicine major at the University of Dayton because it offers him the flexibility to take the courses he needs for medical school, as well as others that appeal to his personal interests, “such as classes that go toward my business minor.”
Student Spotlight
Mitchell Bailey chose to be a Premedicine major at the University of Dayton because it offers him the flexibility to take the courses he needs for medical school, as well as others that appeal to his personal interests, “such as classes that go toward my business minor.”