We are here to support the development and pursuit of your personalized goals in the field of medicine. Your pathway to medical school can be unique. No two applicants are the same as different experiences create nuanced perspectives. From workshops to individual meetings, we look forward to partnering with you as you design your pathway towards medicine.
Plan Your Pathway to Medical School
- Understand the CORE Course Requirements
- Explore Extracurricular Opportunities
- Navigate Gap Year & Postbacc Planning
Navigate the Application Process
Obtain Your Committee Letter
Understand the Health Professions Advisory Board process to receive your committee letter and file your letters of recommendation.
Speak with a Pre-Health Advisor
Schedule an appointment to meet with a pre-health advisor or attend a walk-in session.
View Statistics for Penn Applicants
View the programs and institutions that attract Penn’s pre-medicine students.
Browse Resources
Browse resources for pre-medicine volunteering and the application process. Click here for PDF format.
Dear Pre-Health Students,
Many of you have reached out about taking the P/F grading option for pre-medical requirements. At this point in time, as of March 24, 2020, most medical schools have not formally set a policy regarding requirements taken P/F …
Pre-Health Spotlight Series
Over the course of the spring semester, we look forward to highlighting the wonderful efforts of pre-health campus organizations serving the community. Many organizations provide an opportunity to gain clinical experience and learn about the field of …
Welcome to the Pre-Health Spotlight Series!
Over the course of the spring semester, we look forward to highlighting the wonderful efforts of pre-health campus organizations serving the community. Many organizations provide an opportunity to gain clinical experience and learn about …
I love a good podcast. It bears repeating, I love a good podcast. I have had to control my emotions when listening in public spaces because I’m prone to outbursts of laughter and my facial expressions betray when I’m shocked …
