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Classroom with premedical postbac students learning basic science coursework

 

With faculty from all of the science disciplines teaching a diverse group of students, the joint Keck Science department fosters a passion for science, ensures an immersion in interdisciplinary perspectives, and provides students with individual attention and excellent resources. Scripps Post-Bac students benefit, in particular, from the diverse student body and the dedicated and creative faculty who contribute to their education both in and outside of the classroom. The Keck Science Department faculty are experienced educators, dedicated to helping students succeed in learning the material. The small class sizes allow post-bac students to benefit from individualized attention from faculty and collaboration with other students in the classroom. Extensive academic support is available at the Claremont Colleges to help post-bac students as they navigate the rigorous curriculum over the course of the program. Classes are taken with undergraduates of Scripps, Pitzer, and Claremont McKenna Colleges. Highlights of the Post-Bac Program coursework and faculty include:

  • an integrated class setting that fosters a sense of community and creates a non-competitive atmosphere
  • all classes and laboratories are taught by Keck Science faculty
  • class sizes average 30 students for lectures and 15 students for labs
  • a small cohort of approximately 17 Post-Bac students are enrolled each year
  • classes require teamwork and collaboration for completing projects, assignments, and laboratory work
  • faculty are consistently available for office hours, problem-solving sessions, and one-on-one meetings to ensure students’ success

 

Laboratory with premedical postbac students learning basic science coursework and lab techniques

 


Kristoffer Strauss"The faculty of the Keck Science Department at Scripps were wonderful. They made themselves available at regular office hours and review sessions every week. I always felt like I had the resources available to me that I needed to succeed while at Scripps, and a large part of that was due to the support provided by the faculty throughout the year."

Kristoffer Strauss, Class of 2014
Hofstra North Shore LIJ School of Medicine, Class of 2018

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