Welcome to Windsor Premed-MD program ! Premed-MD program at Windsor University School of Medicine includes one year of premed course work with comprehensive examination and 10 semesters of MD program.

This program is for students who have not completed the premed requirements for MD program at Windsor University School of Medicine. This is a special program for all the students who are guaranteed to enter into MD program at Windsor University School of Medicine. Most students who take pre-med courses have one year of Biology, Chemistry and Physics as main subjects during their course of study. The objective of learning these subjects as part of the most premed programs is for the student to understand the fundamentals of life with respect to chemistry, structure, normal and abnormal functions of the living systems.

The premed courses at Windsor consist of fundamentals of General and organic chemistry, medical terminology, Chemistry of human body, Structure ( Anatomy ) of human body, Function of Human body ( Physiology ), Pathophysiology ( Normal and abnormal functions of human body ).
There are two reasons for introduction of these courses in premed program at Windsor:
Student will learn the fundamentals of human body and will coordinate well and expand his knowledge when he is sitting in the classes of MD program.
Student is focused on the MD program.
Student would work through getting a Bachelors in Sciences (Basic Medical Sciences) as part of Pre-Med / MD Program. BSc is a 90 credit hour program at Windsor University.

SELECTION CRITERIA

Each applicant for admission is considered on the basis of their academic record, letters of recommendation, and the student's record of involvement in school and community activities. Central to our selection process is a personal interview which allows the University to assess the applicant's background, aptitude and in particular, the motivation for the study of medicine. The Admissions Committee selects those applicants who, in its judgment, appear to be best qualified for the study and practice of medicine.

While there is no exact formula, which can determine, whether you will be accepted for admission, the admissions committee basis its decisions on a combination of factors including grade point average, letters of recommendation, personal essays, the interview and professional or volunteer experiences.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must be a high school graduate with a minimum of 10+2 years of education from an American or internationally-recognized school.

Semester Guide  

Tuition Fee & Financial Information