Overview of the Pre-Health Scholars Program
The Pre-Health Scholars Program is an undergraduate program committed to the recruitment, retention, and graduation of pre-health undergraduates at the University of Pittsburgh.
The Pre-Health Scholars Program is offered by the Pre-Health Resource Center. The Program began in 2021 with a cohort of 16 undergraduate students and has expanded to include any pre-health student who identifies as underrepresented in medicine and other health professions. Students in the program have access to pre-health advising, faculty mentoring, clinical opportunities, enrichment activities, and community building events.
Who Should Apply to the Pre-Health Scholars Program?
This program is for undergraduate pre-health students at the University of Pittsburgh who are seeking mentorship and support on their path to professional training programs in health care fields.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Self-identify as a student who is from a minoritized, marginalized, or other disadvantaged background regardless of race
- Be currently enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student in a degree program at the University of Pittsburgh
- Have a strong desire to pursue a career in the health professions (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, physician assistant, physical therapy, or any other health-related profession)
Application Requirements:
The application cycle is closed for 2023-2024 academic year.
Please reach out to prehealth@pitt.edu if you would like to receive future notifications about the Pre-Health Scholars Program.