Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many students do you get into Medical School?

A. No college “gets students into medical school”.  You are admitted on the basis of college academic records, admission test scores, and exploration/extracurricular activities.  Exploration activities includes medically related and community service as well as research and fun.

Q. Do you have a pre-med major at Salisbury University?

A. No.  We believe that you are better off majoring in an area you find particularly interesting in which you can pursue research or other scholarly activity.

Q. Do I have to major in science?

A. No.  Many successful applicants decide to major in science, but that’s because they like the subject.  Choose a major that you enjoy and elective courses appropriate for the kind of Health professions school you want to attend.

Q. What percentage of applicants gets into health professions schools from Salisbury University?

A. It varies; what is important is, with diligence on your part, including taking full advantage of HPAP resources, you have an excellent chance.

Q. What can I do to most improve my performance and chances for admission to health professions school?

A. READ!  Also learn for the long range and keep up on current issues in health care, particularly bioethics.