The application cycle for the 2022 cohort is now closed.
Each track has its own admissions requirements. Please review each track requirements carefully.
*If one is not available, a letter from another science professor will be accepted as a substitute. The program director can accept equivalent letters at her/his discretion.
Students seeking acceptance into this program must present with an undergraduate GPA of at least a 2.75 and an MCAT of 491 or 21.*
*Equivalent admission tests from other health professions can be accepted at the program director’s discretion, if relevant to the applicant’s career plans.
Students seeking acceptance into this program must present with an undergraduate GPA of at least a 3.00 and an MCAT of 491 or 21 or a GRE general test score of at least a 290 for the combined verbal and quantitative reasoning sections and above a three (3) for the Analytical Writing section.*
*Equivalent admission tests from other health professions can be accepted at the program director’s discretion, if relevant to the applicant’s career plans.
Both tracks requires coursework to be completed prior to matriculation.*
*The Admissions Committee can waive prerequisites at its discretion.
When you’ve decided that Marian University’s Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (BMS) program is right for you, take the next step and apply for admission. There are two ways to apply to the BMS program; select the one that best fits your individual needs and situation.
All applications and supporting documents should be submitted by June 15 for priority consideration. Applications may be accepted on a space-available basis after that date.
For tuition costs visit the Business Office "Tuition Rates" page. Students who are accepted into the research master's track receive an assistantship equal to $550 per research credit, up to a maximum of $12,000.
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