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Good morning!
We recognize the challenge of getting a good look at the biomedical graduate programs that you may be considering for next summer or fall, even when you know that one of the smartest things you can do as you look toward your future is to explore to which schools you'd like to apply. I'd like to invite you to learn more about our biomedical graduate programs at Wake Forest by:
- Attending one of our All Programs Virtual Information Sessions, offering an overview of our most popular programs every 2 weeks, OR
- Attending our Spring Open House, local to the area or want to make a trip to Winston-Sale? This is a way to get a look at campus, meet with program leadership and current students.
Our 2024 admissions cycle is in full swing and we are accepting applications to Wake Forest biomedical graduate programs! If you're a student considering continuing your biomedical studies at the graduate level, we hope you'll engage in one of the opportunities above to learn more about our programs at Wake.
We find that these are excellent ways to connect with you, find out about your interests and career plans and connect you with the degree programs, faculty, and researchers here that can help you achieve your goals. Our sessions seek to introduce you to our campus environment, available resources, and our culture and allow you to chat with the Director and student representatives to get your specific questions answered.
I hope that you will take the time to get to know our programs and school offerings by exploring our website, reviewing our selection of programs, and attending one of our upcoming events.
Kind regards,
Erik Brady, PhD, Director
Wake Forest University, Biomedical Graduate Programs
P.S. Just a reminder that the GRE is not required for any biomedical graduate program at Wake Forest.
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