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Maintenance & Progression

4+4 Track — Maintenance & Progression

Maintaining Your Conditional Acceptance

Admission to the CNU College of Medicine is not guaranteed. Students in the BS-MD Early Assurance Honors Track must satisfy all maintenance and progression requirements to retain their conditional acceptance to the College of Medicine.

Requirements for Progression to the College of Medicine

  1. Maintain a cumulative CHS GPA of at least 3.6 each semester and complete all coursework required by the CHS Biomedical Sciences Program, including BS-MD Early Assurance Honors Track coursework.
  2. Earn a grade of B or higher in all coursework on the first attempt. A grade of B- does not meet this requirement.
  3. Maintain full-time enrollment, completing at least 12 units during each Fall and Spring term.
  4. Participate in at least one professional or academic activity offered by the CNU College of Medicine each year.
  5. Complete a capstone research project, thesis, or experience in biomedical sciences, global health, or health equity.
  6. Complete CHS Service-Learning experiential coursework.
  7. Achieve a minimum MCAT score of 511, with no more than three attempts.
  8. Meet the CNU College of Medicine Technical Standards .
  9. Obtain a letter of recommendation from the CNU CHS Health Professions Advising Office.
  10. Maintain good academic and professional standing.
  11. Submit an AMCAS application for validation of benchmark achievements.

Important: Conditional Acceptance

Failure to meet any of the requirements above will result in the loss of conditional acceptance to the CNU College of Medicine.

Students who lose standing in the BS-MD Early Assurance Honors Track may be eligible to complete the BS Biomedical Sciences degree at the CNU College of Health Sciences and may also be eligible for CNU CHS Pathways opportunities.

Questions About Maintenance & Progression?

Talk with our admissions or advising representatives for additional information about maintaining conditional acceptance and progressing to the College of Medicine.