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Are you considering a career in medicine, nursing, dentistry, or another role in healthcare? Our pre-health professions office will help you get on the right track.
Brooklyn College’s pre-health professions office combines advising with meaningful programs to help you prepare for a career in healthcare. We offer individualized guidance that helps you thrive as a student and successfully apply to medical, dental, or other health profession graduate programs.
Information on a career in medicine, connections to medical schools, prerequisite courses, the MCAT, and more. B.S.-M.D. Program with St. George’s University Coordinated B.A.-M.D. Program with CUNY School of Medicine Preparing for Med School
Pre-Health Program Handbook (pdf) Pre-Health Student Registration Form
Brooklyn College offers a variety of programs for students interested in pursuing a health-related profession, including programs in health, nutrition, speech-language pathology, and more.
Health and Nutrition Sciences Communication Arts, Sciences, and Disorders
Articulation agreements detail the course of study that a student should follow to transfer into a specific program at Brooklyn College. They help maximize the number of transfer credits that a student will receive upon transferring. Brooklyn College has multiple agreements in place that support students on the pre-health path. Details below.
Brooklyn College American Medical Student Association (BC-AMSA)
Benjamin N. Stewart Director of Pre-Health Program Advisement/Director of Coordinated B.A.-M.D. Program
2231 Boylan Hall Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11210-2889 P: 718.951.4706
The pre-health program adviser in 1122 Boylan Hall is available to provide support and answer any questions that are not answered by the Pre-Health Program Handbook (PDF). This program does not take the place of a major; you must complete the major and other requirements in order to graduate. In addition, you must complete the prerequisite requirements listed in the handbook in order to apply to a professional school.
If you are considering a career in health care, visit the Pre-Health Program Office, 1122 Boylan Hall. The office provides a wide range of services, including advisement; pre-health program information; professional school application information; volunteer, research, and internship opportunities; and career resources. In addition, our office maintains a file of letters of recommendation and other materials necessary for professional school applications.
The Pre-Health Program Advisement Office seeks to produce the most qualified, confident, and well-informed pre-health candidates for admission to professional schools by providing guidance with regard to career choices, undergraduate course requirements, course sequences, research and internship possibilities, personal statement feedback, standardized test information, and professional school application procedures. The office seeks to maximize the success of each student in the pre-health programs by helping them deal with academic challenges, organizing review classes for standardized tests, and fostering interactions between them and successful health professionals.
