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Land Acknowledgment
The University of Wisconsin–Madison occupies ancestral Ho-Chunk land, a place their nation has called Teejop (day-JOPE)
since time immemorial. In an 1832 treaty, the Ho-Chunk were forced to cede this territory. Decades of ethnic cleansing followed when both the federal and state government repeatedly, but unsuccessfully, sought to forcibly remove the Ho-Chunk from Wisconsin. This history of colonization informs our shared future of collaboration and innovation. Today, UW–Madison respects the inherent sovereignty of the Ho-Chunk Nation, along with the eleven other First Nations of Wisconsin.
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Heads up: May appointments and drop-ins are reserved for 2024-25 cycle applicants only. If you are applying to a health professions program this cycle, May appointments and drop-ins are for you!
- During the month of May, appointments will be 30 minutes in length, offered in-person or virtually. New appointments are released every Wednesday via Starfish.
- Drop-ins will take place on their normal days (Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 1:00pm - 3:00pm AND Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm), in-person or virtually. Sign up using the sign up form!
- We'll be hosting Ask an Advisor once a week on Thursdays in May! (Five times more often than a normal month!) Visit us on Instagram stories (@uwprehealthcenter) to send your questions to one of our advisors. Drop your questions on Wednesdays and we'll share our answers on Thursdays.
Not a current applicant? We’re still here for you!
- Our newly revamped website, prehealth.wisc.edu, has an abundance of information to help you wherever you’re at in your pre-health journey.
- Our questions inbox, questions@prehealth.wisc.edu, is also always open, with advisors monitoring daily on weekdays. Send us an email if you have specialized questions!
- Appointments and drop-in advising will resume for all continuing students and alumni in June!
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Learn from current healthcare professionals, grasp how to become a competitive candidate for any graduate program from admissions representatives and advisors, and network with hundreds of pre-health students around the globe. May 18, 2024 & May 19, 2024.
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The 2024 ADEA GoDental Virtual Fair is designed to help you determine which schools are the best match for you. You can expect to gain insight into 50+ dental schools, their environment, curriculum, student experience and mission. With this information, you can better determine which schools are the best fit for your goals. May 21, 2024 from 2:00pm - 5:00pm CST.
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Motivate MD sessions offer a unique chance to review medical cases, engage in hot medical topics, and explore specialties. The presenters will share their journeys, insights, and invaluable advice to help you navigate the path to medical school, med school and residency applications and beyond. May 21, 2024 from 7:30pm - 8:30pm CST
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This interactive workshop will create a rich learning environment for the reinforcement of the common processes of MI. An interprofessional team of facilitators will bolster participants’ confidence in the use of MI through introspection, small and large group practice, video, didactic discussion and modeling. Participants will work across professions to bring their respective training, expertise and anticipated use of MI to collaboratively apply the skills and style. August 7, 2024 from 9:00am - 3:00pm CST at the Pyle Center.
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Achieving Collaborative Treatment (ACT)
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City Year gap year is a short term, 1-2 year long job opportunity for college students who want to take a gap year before grad/med/law school, or before starting their long term career.
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Health Professions Programs
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Through RUSH MS in Respiratory Care program learn to apply scientific principles in both acute and chronic respiratory cases across the lifespan, from newborns to older adults. Training includes critical care, neonatal care and cardiopulmonary diagnostics. Virtual info session April 27, 2024 at 5:30pm CST.
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Join NSU Florida and develop a strong, patient-focused mindset that will distinguish you as a future clinician with expert medical skills and a human touch.
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Tulane's Hayward Genetics center offers a 1-year, post-baccalaureate Master in Medical Genetics and Genomics. The program is multidisciplinary with classes in medical, clinical, biochemical, and molecular genetics as well as cytogenetics and genetic epidemiology.
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The Army offers the Health Professions Scholarship Program to anyone pursuing a career in Medical (MD/DO), Dental, Veterinary, Nursing (post-BSN), Counseling and Clinical Psychology, and Optometry. The HPSP covers full tuition while also providing a monthly stipend. The Army will pay for you to attend any accredited institution and will coordinate directly with the financial office for payment.
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The UW-Madison Libraries are offering an Undergraduate Research Award to support and celebrate excellence in undergraduate, library-based research. Undergraduate students who intend to make creative and intensive use of library resources as part of a year-long research project (capstone, independent study, thesis, performance, exhibit, etc.) during the 2024-2025 academic year are encouraged to apply. Applications are due May 16, 2024.
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This class provides a Seminar-style lecture plus hands-on lab in which students learn and practice science activities. It also has a Community component in which students lead after-school science clubs at local elementary schools and neighborhood centers.
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BASES is a program that pairs UW student mentors with early elementary school students in the Transition Education Program (TEP) in several Madison schools. The mentors provide weekly in-school support for a student 1–2 hours a week over the academic year. BASES has both class and service-learning components.
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This course will delve into public health, nutrition, and food science, offering a comprehensive exploration of food systems and health disparities, focusing on marginalized communities.
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The certificate program allows undergraduate students to apply a policy perspective to their major course of study and bolsters their skills for success in the workforce or in their graduate school coursework.
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The Certificate in Health Policy offered through the La Follette School of Public Affairs prepares undergraduate students to navigate and shape health policy in Wisconsin and in the United States.
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Adapted Fitness is a university-based program offering fitness training and physical activities to community-dwelling clients living with a variety of disabilities. In the summer, they work with kids and adolescents in our No Limits Kids Fitness Program. With the younger kids, they work on fundamental movement skills embedded in themed activities. In the teens program, they focus on exercise and fitness.
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Graduating and want to help future badgers? One easy way is by remembering to take the post-graduation survey! Take 5 minutes to share your future plans with us. Information from our graduating class allows us to continue to support UW student success.
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You can get free, confidential legal help through Lawyers for Learners. Experienced legal experts can meet with you to answer questions and provide advice on a variety of legal topics, including bankruptcy, criminal records, driver’s license restoration, family matters, housing, immigration, unemployment and more.
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Togetherall is a clinically moderated, online peer-to-peer mental health community that reaches and empowers a diverse population of students to anonymously seek and provide support by sharing their experiences in a safe virtual space.
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Kaplan, A premier provider of licensing exam prep and continuing education for busy professionals, presents opportunities to prep from upcoming MCAT exams. Kaplan offers free MCAT workshops, MCAT science lessons, and Personal Statement prep.
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Need to study for the MCAT but always on the go? Download Blueprint's free MCAT prep flashcards and check out their website here for more free and accessible MCAT prep resources!
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Schedule an Appointment
CPHA offers a mix of in-person and remote appointments so that you can meet with an advisor in a way that best fits your schedule. Current students schedule appointments via Starfish. Since alumni no longer have access to Starfish, email
questions@prehealth.wisc.edu and the CPHA team will help you set up an appointment.
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Attend Drop-In Advising
CPHA is committed to making drop-in advising as accessible as possible for all UW-Madison undergraduates and alumni. We look forward to seeing you in-person or virtually! The drop-ins sign-up form
opens 10-15 minutes before each drop-in session begins. The form may be temporarily "closed" during peak periods so advisors can catch up - please be patient. Please follow the instructions on the form to indicate whether you will be attending drop-ins in-person or virtually.
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Send us an Email
The CPHA inbox, questions@prehealth.wisc.edu, is monitored by our advisors daily. If you have a quick question, no need to schedule a full-length appointment! Just send us an email and we'll get back to you soon as we can.
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Student Pre-Health Community
The SPHC is a group of student leaders who join with CPHA to work for health equity, connect pre-health orgs with one another, and create professional development opportunities for pre-health students. Want to learn more? Want to join us? Please fill out this SPHC Interest Form
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Madison, WI 53706
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