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“The faculty at CCLCM includes some of the most renowned doctors and researchers in the world. Their dedication and excitement for this medical school is apparent through their heavy involvement in all aspects of our curriculum ... The opportunities to pursue self directed learning and research at CCLCM are among the most unique and exciting characteristics of the program.” Benjiman Larson
Master's Degrees in selected areas can be coordinated with the medical school curriculum to enhance research skills and expertise. Students in good standing can choose from several graduate programs. Students receive some credit toward the Master's Degree from courses taken as part of the MD Program. Most programs require 3-7 extra courses, usually concentrated in the first two years. Students are encouraged to develop a thesis project that satisfies the requirements of both the MD and Master's Degree programs. The remaining Master's Degree requirements are integrated with the clinical and research program in years 3-5. Most Master's Degree programs are designed to be completed during the 5-year CCLCM program at no extra cost; however, not all Master's programs can be completed within the 5 years.
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