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GeorgeSquared Advanced Biomedical Sciences Certificate Program

Offered jointly by the Georgetown University Medical Center and George Mason University

Nine-month, 20-credit certificate provides advanced science preparation for the health professions, including medical, dental, and other health fields
Taught and administered by faculty from the Georgetown University School of Medicine and George Mason University
Extensive tutoring and personalized advising from knowledgeable professors and support faculty
Preparation for professional examinations (MCAT, DAT, GRE)
Professional advising and support toward your academic and career goals, including essay writing, mock interviews, discussions on the health care industry, and visits from professional school recruiters
Course work offered primarily at the state-of-the-art Science and Technology Campus of George Mason University in Manassas, Virginia; anatomy labs taught at the Georgetown School of Medicine
Small, friendly campus environment with student housing, restaurants, comprehensive fitness center and nearby shopping and dining facilities
Opportunity to complete a full master's degree in physiology at Georgetown SOM with two additional months of study after completing the ABS Certificate
Prerequisites - Bachelor's degree from an accredited university, 3.0+ undergraduate GPA, completion of pre-health prerequisites, three letters of recommendation, and a demonstrated commitment to health care

NEW! - A new hybrid learning section is being introduced for the class of 2018. This will be a small class of 20 students who will make use of recorded lecture captures (rather than attending the actual lecture) followed by small group exploration of the material via case studies, extra problem sets and examples, detailed examination of tissue and body part illustrations, and open discussion of the material. This mimics the successful hybrid section of our sister program, the Special Masters in Physiology at Georgetown.