Pre-Medical School Programs
Programs: Incoming Medical Students | Undergraduate | High School
Pre-Matriculation FUEL (Foundations for Underrepresented Empowered Leaders) Program
FUEL is a two week-long summer program for admitted medical students at The College of Medicine and Life Sciences (COMLS). This program is designed for admitted medical students who self-identify as, economically, educationally, and socially disadvantaged. Prior to matriculation, students will have the opportunity to explore the COMLS community and curriculum.
UTCOMLS Ambassador Program
The UTCOMLS Ambassadors offer on-demand Health Science Campus Tours in addition to one on one mentorship for our admitted UTCOMLS medical students.
The MedStart Program
MEDStart is an early admission program designed to accept students during their junior year of their undergraduate education. The program allows students to enroll into The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences for the next academic year following completion of the four-year baccalaureate education.
The CampMed Program
CampMed is a two-day intensive summer educational experience for 9th grade students that stimulate interest in science and medicine. This program allows students to gain experience firsthand what it is like to be a doctor.
The Toledo Starz Program
Toledo Starz is an after-school enrichment program for high school students, particularly those who are historically underrepresented in the sciences who have an interest in the health professions. This unique year-long program “brings health sciences alive” and is presented from September through May via a series of interactive sessions
Research Experience and Awareness of Clinical Health (REACH) Program
REACH is an four-week summer research program that exposes high school students, particularly those who are historically underrepresented in the sciences, to research via basic and clinical tracks. The nationally recognized program offers students a meaningful experience in a variety of health-related experiences which stimulates an interest towards careers in the health sciences.