Faculty Advisors

All students interested in Pre-Med and Pre-Health should reach out to the program via email at pre-med@umassd.edu.

Students will meet with the Pre-Med and Pre-Health advisign nteam and establish their interest and the type of graduate programs they are interested in applying to at or after graduation.

Students are then included on the Pre-Med email list which distributes important email notifications regarding advising and the program include events, deadlines, and more.

Students are assigned to a Pre-Med and Pre-Health faculty advisor in addition to their major program of study advisor. Students majoring in bioengineering, chemistry, biochemistry, medical laboratory science, and psychology will be assigned an additional advisor, listed in COIN. Other majors may discuss Pre-Med and Pre-Health interests with their program advisor. Students are also encouraged to meet with the pre-professional advisor in the STAR Center to ensure they are on track for meeting their targeted graduate school course requirements.

Students should meet with their assigned advisor at least once each semester before registering for classes. Be sure to plan your meetings well in advance of selecting any classes. 

During the upperclass years in the undergraduate program, students will prepare to meet with the Pre-Med Faculty Committee. The Pre-Med Faculty Committee is responsible for interviewing and authoring committee letters, which are often needed when applying to graduate medical and health programs.

UMassD Pre-Med and Health Advising Guide

All students considering medical school should make an appointment to meet with the Pre-Med and Pre-Health advisor, who is available to assist students in evaluating and pursuing graduate school. The advising staff is available year round.

UMassD pre-med and pre-health advising guide 2024 2025 academic year