Edmonds College launches health care post-baccalaureate program to enhance access to graduate school - My Edmonds News

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Edmonds College has launched a post-baccalaureate program designed to enhance access to graduate education in health care fields. The initiative addresses the barriers students face in completing prerequisite courses for programs in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, and physical therapy. College officials highlight the growing need for health care professionals, especially in underserved communities. This program aims to provide essential support to students navigating the complex requirements for advanced degrees. By offering tailored guidance and resources, Edmonds College seeks to empower aspiring health care professionals.

The program also aligns with broader efforts to strengthen the local workforce amid rising health care demands. Participants can expect to gain valuable insights and connections within the industry. Overall, this initiative represents a significant step toward improving educational accessibility in health care.

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