Premedical Program

Why Study Premed at Albion?

Through the Wilson Medical Institute, our premed program will prepare you with the coursework, service, clinical experience and research to take your next steps in medicine. As a result, 96% of our students that have applied to medical school over the last eight years have been accepted. As a premed student, you’ll train as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) or emergency medical technician (EMT) and prepare for the MCAT in our unique preparation program in partnership with Kaplan.

While many premed students major in biology or biochemistry, our premed program caters to students from any major. You’ll have all the benefits of a broad liberal arts education, developing cultural competence, communication, teamwork, and social skills as you learn through one-on-one mentorship with faculty, close relationships with your peers and plenty of opportunities for active learning.

What Will You Learn as a Premed Student?

You’ll develop a broad foundation in biology, chemistry, kinesiology and physics, taking classes in genetics, human anatomy, biochemistry and cell and molecular biology.

Our liberal arts core will expose you to diverse perspectives and make you a better communicator and critical thinker, skills that will help you succeed in the MCAT. You'll take classes in English, math and social sciences that will contextualize your scientific study and ensure you meet the requirements for medical school.

You’ll prepare for the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) in our unique preparation program. 

You'll learn by doing, gaining hands-on experience through clinical placements, internships, volunteering, community engagement and research.