Contact
Coordinator:
Mr. Michael D. Druitt, MS
michael.druitt@hamptonu.edu
Mail:
Hampton University
School of Science
Medical Science /
Pre-Health Programs
110 Turner Hall
Hampton, VA 23668
Secretary:
Mrs. Katasha Madyun
katasha.madyun@hamptonu.edu
Phone:
757.727-5537
757.728.6757
Fax:
757.727.5832
Pre-Health (Pre-Medical) Program
Department Links
The Pre-Health Program at Hampton University provides a variety of medical education activities, including a pre-professional timeline, medical school application advice and support (beginning in the freshman year and continuing toward graduation) to Hampton (undergraduate) premedical students pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, and the allied health professions.
Hampton has established pipeline or early identification programs for undergraduates to four U.S. medical schools:
- Boston University School of Medicine
- Eastern Virginia Medical School
- Meharry Medical College School of Medicine
- Virginia Commonwealth University Medical College of Virginia
Premedical students interested in obtaining doctoral degrees in medicine, dentistry, osteopathic medicine, podiatry, veterinary medicine, optometry, chiropractic, and public health/health care administration, should apply to become a member of the Pre-Health Program. Juniors, sophomores, second-semester freshmen, who possess a minimum 2.75 GPA (Grade Point Average), are eligible for membership. The Pre-Health Program headquarters is located in Turner Hall, Room 110.
APPLY TODAY: To download a copy of the application please click here.*NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT CURRENTLY ENROLLED AT HAMPTON UNIVERSITY, DO NOT COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION.
Since 2002, the Pre-Health / Medical Science Programs have enrolled 210 Hamptonians in the following professional programs:
- 176 students enrolled in medical school,
- 12 students enrolled in osteopathic medical school,
- 13 students enrolled in dental school,
- 2 students enrolled in veterinary medical school,
- 2 students enrolled in physical therapy school,
- 1 student enrolled in podiatry school,
- 1 student enrolled in chiropractic school, and
- 3 students enrolled in public health or health administration school.
Ninety-seven percent (97%) of these students are African-American.
The application process for this year (2012) is currently in progress. Click on the following links for acceptances in 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, and 2002.