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| + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:MedicalReviewProgram.com Medical Education Review Program, medical school preparation}} | ||
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The Medical Education Review Program (MERP) has a strong tradition of assisting students build a foundation to succeed in medical school and achieve their dreams. The MERP provides you with academic preparation to help you meet the demands of a fast-paced and rigorous medical school curriculum. As a MERP student, you can not only expect to receive quality education from our distinguished faculty, but also support and encouragement. You will begin your education along with a group of students like yourself and become part of a community dedicated to fostering a positive learning experience. | The Medical Education Review Program (MERP) has a strong tradition of assisting students build a foundation to succeed in medical school and achieve their dreams. The MERP provides you with academic preparation to help you meet the demands of a fast-paced and rigorous medical school curriculum. As a MERP student, you can not only expect to receive quality education from our distinguished faculty, but also support and encouragement. You will begin your education along with a group of students like yourself and become part of a community dedicated to fostering a positive learning experience. | ||
| − | ==Admissions== | + | == Admissions == |
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[[Image:MERP-Banner-students.png]] | [[Image:MERP-Banner-students.png]] | ||
| − | Admission to MERP is limited exclusively to those students who have been granted conditional acceptance to either Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) or American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) and then referred to MERP. Students cannot apply directly to MERP. Students applying to either RUSM or AUC will have their files reviewed by the respective school's Admissions Committee as part of the application process. | + | Admission to MERP is limited exclusively to those students who have been granted conditional acceptance to either [http://www.rossu.edu/medical-school/ Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM)] or [http://www.aucmed.edu/ American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC)] and then referred to MERP. Students cannot apply directly to MERP. Students applying to either RUSM or AUC will have their files reviewed by the respective school's Admissions Committee as part of the application process. |
| − | ==Curriculum== | + | == Curriculum == |
| − | Students are taught four basic science courses: | + | <hr> |
| + | [[Image:MERP-Banner-curriculum.png]] | ||
| + | Students are taught [http://www.medicalreviewprogram.com/Course-Descriptions.cfm four basic science courses]: | ||
*Anatomy/Histology | *Anatomy/Histology | ||
*Physiology/Biophysics | *Physiology/Biophysics | ||
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These courses are equivalent to four credits each and provide similar content and depth to those taught in the medical school curriculum. Students also can access course materials, supplemental information and their grades through an easily accessible online portal. Three exams account for the majority of the grade in each subject. Weekly quizzes are administered and account for a portion of the grade. Additionally, students are graded on solving integrated clinical cases which are discussed in small groups. | These courses are equivalent to four credits each and provide similar content and depth to those taught in the medical school curriculum. Students also can access course materials, supplemental information and their grades through an easily accessible online portal. Three exams account for the majority of the grade in each subject. Weekly quizzes are administered and account for a portion of the grade. Additionally, students are graded on solving integrated clinical cases which are discussed in small groups. | ||
| − | ==Living in the Bahamas== | + | == Living in the Bahamas == |
| + | <hr> | ||
[[Image:MERP-Banner-island.png]] | [[Image:MERP-Banner-island.png]] | ||
Freeport is the second largest city in the Bahamas and is known for its commerce and growing development. Many areas of the island are under various stages of construction and the open land mass of the island provides ample opportunity for future growth. Many choose Grand Bahama as a residence because of close proximity to the United States, its natural source of drinking water and because English is the predominant language. Freeport is the only major city on Grand Bahama Island. However, it is surrounded by many native settlements. Grand Bahama Island boasts miles of pristine sandy shores that are never crowded. | Freeport is the second largest city in the Bahamas and is known for its commerce and growing development. Many areas of the island are under various stages of construction and the open land mass of the island provides ample opportunity for future growth. Many choose Grand Bahama as a residence because of close proximity to the United States, its natural source of drinking water and because English is the predominant language. Freeport is the only major city on Grand Bahama Island. However, it is surrounded by many native settlements. Grand Bahama Island boasts miles of pristine sandy shores that are never crowded. | ||
| − | ==Campus Features== | + | == Campus Features == |
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[[Image:MERP-Banner-campus.png]] | [[Image:MERP-Banner-campus.png]] | ||
The MERP Campus is located within Seahorse Plaza, conveniently located close to most of the Off Campus Housing units. The campus is split into three sections, which include: | The MERP Campus is located within Seahorse Plaza, conveniently located close to most of the Off Campus Housing units. The campus is split into three sections, which include: | ||
| − | ===Learning Resource Center=== | + | ==== Learning Resource Center ==== |
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*2 classrooms | *2 classrooms | ||
*Anatomy Lab | *Anatomy Lab | ||
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*Information Technology Support | *Information Technology Support | ||
| − | ===Faculty Offices=== | + | ==== Faculty Offices ==== |
*Faculty Members | *Faculty Members | ||
*Instructional Technology Support | *Instructional Technology Support | ||
| − | ===Student Area and Administrative Offices=== | + | ==== Student Area and Administrative Offices ==== |
*Student Lounge | *Student Lounge | ||
*Fitness Center | *Fitness Center | ||
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[[Image:MERP-Freeport-campus-map.jpg]] | [[Image:MERP-Freeport-campus-map.jpg]] | ||
| + | {{Facebook|url=http://www.facebook.com/MERProgram}} | ||
| + | {{YouTube|url=http://www.youtube.com/merprogram}} | ||
| + | [[Category:Medical School]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Medical School Curriculum]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Devry Medical International]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Medical School Preparation]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 9 November 2013
The Medical Education Review Program (MERP) has a strong tradition of assisting students build a foundation to succeed in medical school and achieve their dreams. The MERP provides you with academic preparation to help you meet the demands of a fast-paced and rigorous medical school curriculum. As a MERP student, you can not only expect to receive quality education from our distinguished faculty, but also support and encouragement. You will begin your education along with a group of students like yourself and become part of a community dedicated to fostering a positive learning experience.
Admissions
Admission to MERP is limited exclusively to those students who have been granted conditional acceptance to either Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) or American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) and then referred to MERP. Students cannot apply directly to MERP. Students applying to either RUSM or AUC will have their files reviewed by the respective school's Admissions Committee as part of the application process.
Curriculum
Students are taught four basic science courses:
- Anatomy/Histology
- Physiology/Biophysics
- Microbiology/Immunology
- Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
These courses are equivalent to four credits each and provide similar content and depth to those taught in the medical school curriculum. Students also can access course materials, supplemental information and their grades through an easily accessible online portal. Three exams account for the majority of the grade in each subject. Weekly quizzes are administered and account for a portion of the grade. Additionally, students are graded on solving integrated clinical cases which are discussed in small groups.
Living in the Bahamas
Freeport is the second largest city in the Bahamas and is known for its commerce and growing development. Many areas of the island are under various stages of construction and the open land mass of the island provides ample opportunity for future growth. Many choose Grand Bahama as a residence because of close proximity to the United States, its natural source of drinking water and because English is the predominant language. Freeport is the only major city on Grand Bahama Island. However, it is surrounded by many native settlements. Grand Bahama Island boasts miles of pristine sandy shores that are never crowded.
Campus Features
The MERP Campus is located within Seahorse Plaza, conveniently located close to most of the Off Campus Housing units. The campus is split into three sections, which include:
Learning Resource Center
- 2 classrooms
- Anatomy Lab
- Student Study Rooms
- Student Lockers
- Computer Lab
- Library
- Information Technology Support
Faculty Offices
- Faculty Members
- Instructional Technology Support
Student Area and Administrative Offices
- Student Lounge
- Fitness Center
- Student Services
- Classroom
- Administrative Offices
- Basketball Court
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