51Æ·²è

I’ve met some really amazing people through the Med Bio program at UNE. So many of my peers are vastly intelligent and are more than willing to study together.

The coursework here provides a strong foundation in sciences and professional skills in order to be successful in further studies.

UNE’s pre-med program is outstanding. It is clear what steps I need to do, and there was also room for a lot of freedom.

I have never had a bad professor at UNE. I would say that my favorite thing about 51Æ·²èis how wonderful the professors are.

51Æ·²èis really here to serve the students, so whatever students are interested in, they come up with the resources for.

51Æ·²èpairs you with a medical school advisor (med advisor) from the first year — a lot of schools don’t do that until you are a sophomore or junior. They can give you the specific direction of what you should be doing in and outside of the classroom to help you get into medical school.

My time [working in the Harrison Lab] helped me grow a passion for research and helped me become the scientist I am today.

Doing my internship at Croissant Rouge allowed me to get an international perspective of chronic pain.

With class sizes being small, I was able to get help when I needed it, and I could approach my professors with any questions I had.

To say that my expectations were exceeded is an understatement.