Bachelors in medicine health and society in Vanderbilt university

This program offer the cultural, economic, demographic and biological factors that impact health. Drawing on courses in the medical sciences, humanities, and social sciences, this innovative interdisciplinary field of study transcends the traditional biomedical approach to understanding health and illness. MHS students learn to think critically about complex social issues that impact health, healthcare, and health policy.

Official high school transcript, Letters of recommendation (1-Counselor, 2-Teacher), Typical SAT scores: Critical Reading (700-790), Math (720-800), Writing (690-770), ACT (32-35), Average GPA 3.80, TOEFL: IBT-100, CBT- 230, IELTS-7.0, PTE-70

Clinical Data Scientist, Genomics, Manager- Laboratory Site, Certified Ophthalmology Assistant, Clinical Lab Scientist, CLS (Medical Technologist, MLT), Medical Assistant

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