Research & Clinical Experience
Research Opportunities and Clinical Experiences On and Off Campus.
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The Office of Health Professions Advising works with faculty advisors to build customized academic plans that address the specific goals of students pursuing a career in health and medicine. We work to advance the quality of the undergraduate preprofessional student’s lifelong learning process.
Through self-assessment workshops, research opportunities, experiential learning, competency development and extensive preparation for the professional school application process, prehealth students are challenged to discover and define their individual career goals.
Learn more about the prehealth track at Muhlenberg College.
More than 2300 Muhlenberg alumni work in medical and health professions, and many serve current students as mentors.
Over the past five years, 92 percent of all graduates who applied to medical and dental school were admitted.
Students are designated as members of the College's prehealth track.
Research Opportunities and Clinical Experiences On and Off Campus.
Muhlenberg's newest honors program is designed for highly motivated undergraduates who are preparing to pursue a medical degree after graduation.
Muhlenberg's Approach Builds on Decades of Pre-Medical Success.
Muhlenberg Graduates are Positioned for Medical School Placement and Career Success.
Pathways From Muhlenberg to Top Medical & Dental Schools.
As students, Sara Ringenbach ’23, Riri Yoza ’23, Paige A. Jones ’22 and Muxue Du ’21 conducted undergraduate research with Professor of Chemistry Keri Colabroy, who’s also a co-author. The research relates to enzymes that create building blocks for antibiotics.
Singh, a third-year medical student at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine at St. Luke’s, was on a panel discussing a student-led care center targeting those with limited or no health care access.
Shamim, who earned a D.D.S. from the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, will obtain an M.D. from Harvard and serve as a general and oral and maxillofacial surgery resident at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
The process, which now stretches over an entire academic year, challenges each student to create the strongest application they can and produces powerful results.