International applicants must submit: A completed non-immigration visa application form (DS-156) with a passport-size photo. Evidence of SEVIS fee payment (I-901 receipt). Proof of English language proficiency via TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores.

Applicants must provide three current letters of recommendation from individuals who can evaluate their academic or professional qualifications.

Yes, applicants must submit scores from standardized tests such as the MCAT, GRE, or other relevant examinations.

Students at AMC have access to: Peer tutoring for academic assistance from fellow students. Learning specialists for personalized guidance on studying and learning techniques. StatMed courses to improve studying and test-taking skills for those referred. Student Psychological Services for evaluations, counseling, and treatment related to learning disabilities.

Yes, AMC students participate in programs like Teddy Bear Hospital Pop-Up Clinics, where they interact with children to demystify medical experiences. Additionally, they engage in volunteering, health fairs, and education sessions to promote community health and awareness.

Yes, AMC offers various wellness programs, including: Free, 24/7 access to the Albany Medical Center Fitness Center. Free fitness classes to promote physical well-being. A Tobacco Cessation Program to help students quit tobacco. CDPHP Cycle access, allowing students to use bicycles for free.

Students can engage in community-focused activities such as: Teddy Bear Hospital Pop-Up Clinics to check up on stuffed animals for children. Participation in health fairs to educate the public on health topics. Conducting health education sessions for children. Volunteering with agencies and organizations addressing health and social justice issues.

Most students at AMC live off-campus in apartments located near the campus. These apartments are typically accessible by public transit or within walking distance of the campus.

For more details about housing, students can email AMC at [email protected] for assistance or questions about available housing options.

Yes, AMC provides a housing listing that allows students, landlords, and property owners to share available housing options. This listing helps students find nearby apartments and housing options that suit their needs.

Students can access AMC’s housing listing to explore available apartments near the campus. The listing includes options shared by landlords and property owners, making it easier to find suitable accommodations.

AMC offers 24/7 security for students, staff, patients, and visitors. In case of an emergency or if assistance is needed, students can call (518) 262-3777 for immediate help.

AMC provides several clinical training resources, including the Patient Safety and Clinical Competency Center (PSCCC), which offers simulation training, and the Standardized Patient program to help students build communication skills. The Simulation Center provides additional training tools, including ultrasound and IV insertion practices.

Yes, AMC has a Student Health Clinic that provides primary care, acute care, mental health services, family planning, and more, supporting students’ health and well-being.

Students and staff have free access to the AMC Fitness Center, which includes fitness classes and personal fitness program development, promoting a healthy lifestyle.

AMC offers a variety of degree programs, including: MD (Medical Doctor) Nurse Anesthesiology Physician Assistant Studies Bioethics Biomedical Sciences Human Anatomy

Yes, AMC has several notable alumni, including Nobel Prize winners, Lasker Award winners, MacArthur Fellowship recipients, and the Former Surgeon General of the United States Army and Air Force.

AMC is accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) and the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

AMC’s mission is to: Create an environment that celebrates diversity and values equity Be responsive to the communities it serves Be compassionate and respectful of every person

Albany Medical College offers the following medical degrees: MD Program: Prepares students to become doctors. MD/MPH: A joint degree program with the University at Albany, focusing on clinical and public health issues. Biomedical Program: A combined degree program with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) to train physicians who conduct healthcare research.

In addition to the medical and graduate programs, Albany Medical College offers programs in biomedical sciences, human anatomy, and clinical investigation.

Albany Medical College offers several graduate programs, including: M.S. Molecular and Cellular Physiology (2-year program) M.S. Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics (2-year program) M.S. Immunology and Microbial Disease (1-year program) M.S. Regenerative and Cancer Cell Biology (3-year program) MS in Bioethics (offered by the Alden March Bioethics Institute)

Yes, Albany Medical College offers the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree, a program for experienced critical care registered nurses (RNs) who want to become certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs).

Albany Medical College offers various financial aid options, including: Scholarships and grants: These are considered gifts that do not need to be repaid. Loans: These are funds that need to be repaid. Federal Work Study (FWS): A student employment program that allows students to earn money. Service commitments: Programs that help students fund their education in exchange for serving in specified roles for a set number of years.

To apply for financial aid, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is required for all financial aid programs.

Eligibility for financial aid is based on a student's financial need and income. Students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to apply. All students are automatically considered for federal and institutional aid programs.

Several factors impact financial aid awards, including: Federal and state regulations Demonstrated financial need Good academic standing Student enrollment status Student essay Donor and funding source requirements Availability of funds

AMC sponsors J-1 visas for medical training positions. This is the only visa type sponsored by AMC for such roles.

To apply for a visa, applicants must provide: A valid passport Certificate of Eligibility (I-20 Form or DS-2019 Form) Letter of admission from AMC Evidence of financial support Proof of ties to their home country Proof of SEVIS I-901 fee payment

Applicants must be eligible for the J-1 visa before starting their medical training at AMC. Failure to meet eligibility requirements may result in the offer for appointment being voided.

Optional Practical Training (OPT) is a type of off-campus work authorization for F-1 students. Before applying for OPT, students must obtain a new I-20 form from the International Students and Scholars Services (ISSS). The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will issue an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) card to students who are approved for OPT.