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Health Professions at Elon University
Program at a glance
✚✚ More than 50 first-year students
are enrolled in Health Professions
Elon 101 sections annually, and
hundreds are involved in the
Health Professions Advising
Program.
✚✚ Students in the program are fully
immersed in the liberal arts and
sciences with majors including
art, biology, biochemistry,
business, chemistry,
communications, economics,
environmental studies, exercise
science, human service studies,
math, statistics, psychology and
public health.
✚✚ Alumni attend outstanding
Strong undergraduate programs provide
a launchpad for medical careers
E
lon’s rigorous curriculum is grounded in
the traditional liberal arts and sciences and
complemented by nationally accredited
professional and graduate programs. Students
interested in health professions careers are
invited to join a dedicated advising program for
further professional preparation.
Expert faculty advisers help students plan their
academic curriculum, obtain internships and
apply for graduate programs.
Health professions advisers, a supplement to
students’ academic advisers, work one-on-one
with students, and also coordinate workshops and
other programs of interest.
health profession programs at
the following schools: Johns
Hopkins University, University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill,
Duke University, Wake Forest
University, Harvard University,
Dartmouth College, University
of Pennsylvania, Georgetown
University, University of
Alabama, University of
Massachusetts, University of
Mississippi, Ohio State University
and University of Maryland.
✚✚ Alumni have pursued successful
careers in fields including:
medicine, dental medicine,
veterinary medicine, physical
therapy, occupational therapy,
nursing, nutrition, physician
assistant, clinical psychology and
social work.
M
edical School Success rate
2010–2015
✚✚ 76 percent of students with a
GPA>3.6 and MCAT scores >29
were accepted.
✚✚ 70 percent of students with a
GPA>3.3 and MCAT scores>29
were accepted.
For more information, contact
Dr. Kathryn Matera, [email protected].