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HPRAP academics includeÌýhighly desirable coursesÌýtaught by faculty in a supportive atmosphere.

• HPRAP student participants take at least one course in the program each semester. Student participants may be able to choose twoÌýcourses/semester and potentially a course in their Sophomore year.
• Courses are taught on-site in Kittredge West residence hall, limited to an average of 19Ìýstudents per class.
• Courses range from foundational life sciences courses to courses on medical ethics, global health policy, writing, and social sciences.
• As part of the HPRAP experienceÌýstudents are invited to join co-curricular activities that enhance the learning environment and integrate the Health Professions theme through experiences such as field trips, guest speakers, peer groups and topic-focused study sessions.
• Students working toward a degree typically take 12-16 credits (4-6 courses) each semester.Ìý RegistrationÌýforÌýHPRAP courses will be facilitated by the program coordinator.

General advising is required and can be arranged through your student Buff Portal. Seeking four-year plans for HPRAP-relevant majors? Please follow the links below:

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Useful information about MCDB Labs:Ìý/mcdb/phage-genomics-lab