Admissions | We begin accepting applications for the 2024-2025 cohort on August 16, 2024, through the PostBac Centralized Application System. This certificate program has only one entry term in May of each year. |
The deadline for applications to be verified by PostBacCAS is March 14, 2025. Applications should be completed (e-submitted, payment received, transcripts received, and two letters received) at least four weeks in advance of the March 14, 2025 deadline to ensure that the application is verified on time. | |
Given the rolling nature of the admissions process, all applicants are strongly encouraged to submit completed applications earlier in the cycle. | |
Applying for Admission | Applicants to the GW Post-Baccalaureate Pre-med Program must complete and submit two applications by the application deadline. Please find below IMPORTANT instructions for completing the two required applications: |
-As a first step, create your standard online application on the PostBacCAS (PostBac Central Application Service). IMPORTANT: You must create your PostBacCAS application first as the Supplemental GW online application requires that you enter your unique PostBacCAS ID number. | |
-As a second step, complete the Supplemental GW Online Application, found at https://gw.force.com (application fee: $60). Our supplemental online application is now open. | |
You will create an account so that you may work on your application over a period of time. When completing the GW Supplemental Online Application, please select "Undergraduate" from the program type dropdown menu and "Pre-Medicine" from the field of study menu. Please select “Virginia Science and Technology Campus” when the application prompts you for the campus you plan to attend. | |
Summer 2025 Deadline: March 14, 2025 | |
Application Fee | The fee for PostBacCAS is based upon the number of programs the applicant designates. The supplemental, non-refundable GW application fee is $60. The GW fee is waived only for the following applicants: |
-U.S. military personnel who have been on active duty within three years of submitting their application for admission | |
-GW alumni (those holding a GW degree or graduate certificate) | |
-Current degree or graduate certificate candidates at GW | |
-Current McNair Program Scholars | |
General Admission Requirements | 1. An undergraduate bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. or Canadian college or university prior to matriculation, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 |
2. Transcripts | |
-An official transcript from every college and university you attended, whether or not a degree was earned, must be submitted directly to PostBacCAS at: | |
PostBacCAS Transcript Department | |
P.O. Box 9209 | |
Watertown, MA 02472 | |
3. Standardized test score from the SAT or ACT. GRE scores will also be accepted, but only if SAT or ACT scores are unavailable. | |
4. Statement of Intent | |
5. Recommendations |
Supporting documents not submitted online should be mailed to:
Office of Admissions
Health Sciences Programs
The George Washington University
2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Suite 2000
Washington, DC 20006
For questions contact:
hsphora@gwu.edu
202-994-0384
9:00am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday
The following requirements must be fulfilled: A minimum of 36 credits, including 36 credits in required courses and 3 to 4 credits in elective courses.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required | ||
HSCI 3101 | General Chemistry I | |
HSCI 3102 | General Chemistry II | |
HSCI 3103 | Organic Chemistry I | |
HSCI 3105 | Biochemistry | |
HSCI 3201 | Biology I | |
HSCI 3202 | Biology II | |
HSCI 3301 | Physics I | |
or HSCI 3501 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I | |
HSCI 3302 | Physics II | |
or HSCI 3502 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II | |
HSCI 3401 | Current Topics in Health Care I | |
HSCI 3402 | Current Topics in Health Care II | |
3 or 4 credits in elective coursework selected from the following: | ||
HSCI 2503 | Survey of Medical Terminology | |
HSCI 3104 | Organic Chemistry II | |
HSCI 3117 | Principles of Biostatistics for Health Sciences | |
Alternative elective courses may be approved by the program. |