Evening Post-baccalaureate Pre-medical Students & Alumni

Updates

Dr. Rachel Nute completed our PMED program in 2017. She graduated from Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine, in 2023. She matched to a General Surgery program in Texas.

During 2023 Philip Lena matched to a family medicine residency program, after graduating from Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine.

Roy Wilson, Drexel PMED Program Class of 2021

Meet Roy Wilson

Roy Wilson completed the traditional PMED program in 2021. He took time to prepare for the MCAT and continued to improve his medical school application. When Roy applied during the 2024 cycle, he was accepted into four medical schools and matriculated to the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. Read more.

Kristen Nugent, Evening Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program

Meet Kristen Nugent

"I chose Drexel University’s hybrid Evening Pre-Medical program as it is designed for students who want to pursue a career in health professions and be able to maintain any current work positions." Read Kristen's story.

Alexa Ariazi, Drexel Evening Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program

Meet Alexa Ariazi

"I knew I was going to need to work while completing the program, and Drexel’s PMED program is one of the few post-baccs that have evening classes, allowing you to work full time during the day [...] I was hoping to join a program where you could get to know the faculty and be in a smaller class size, which is the case with PMED." Read Alexa's story.

Madeline Oleksiak, Evening Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program, Class of 2021

Meet Madeline Oleksiak

"The professors here are readily available and eager to help students learn. The small class sizes provide a very positive learning environment; even though our classes are primarily virtual, my classmates and I work well together and have had successful teamwork on our group labs." Read Madeline's story.

Abigail McKnight, Drexel Post-baccalaureate Pre-medical Program, Class of 2022

Meet Abigail McKnight

"The disparity of health care in poorer countries, such as St. Vincent, sparked a new passion that simply grew over time. This energy was refocused into a desire to serve the community by becoming a doctor. After extensive research, I immediately gravitated to the College of Medicine’s post-baccalaureate pre-medical program. Their mission to assist underrepresented communities and increase involvement in the field of medicine aligned perfectly with my goals and aspirations." Read Abigail's story.

Meet Alum Kelly Holst

Alum Sharay McGann Presents to the American Chemical Society

Meet Alum Samuel Lee