Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Students from Joplin, Carthage, CJ, Neosho among first accepted to Southern medical school

(From Southern News Service)

Twenty-six incoming freshmen have been accepted into the Yours to Lose – Advanced Medical School Acceptance Program, which will launch its first cohort at the start of Missouri Southern State University’s Fall 2017 semester.
An exclusive, one-of-a-kind partnership with the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, the program allows a cohort of Missouri Southern students to be admitted to KCU’s new Joplin medical school at the same time they are accepted to MSSU. As pre-med students, they will obtain their bachelor’s degree in biology during an accelerated, three-year course of study before seamlessly transitioning into their first year of medical school. The program will not require them to take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT).
“I was extremely impressed with the caliber to students who applied to be a part of the first Yours to Lose cohort, and I know that the selection process undertaken to narrow that field down to just 26 was a difficult one,” said Dr. Alan Marble, president of Missouri Southern. “This program opens an exciting new chapter at Missouri Southern, and we’re committed to working side by side with KCU to identify and develop future generations of physicians.”
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The following students make up the inaugural Yours to Lose cohort:
ILLINOIS
Dixon
Megan Carney
Nile
Christena Abraham
KANSAS
Neodesha
Hannah Newland
Olathe
Jewell Dehon
Oswego
Elijah Elliot
MISSOURI
Anderson
Zane Corcoran
Carl Junction
Sophia Day
Carthage
Sarah Forman
Grain Valley
Brady Garmon
Joplin
Madeline Campbell
Josh Painter
Matthew Roberts
Mount Vernon
Cole Duncan
Kansas City
Yesenia Eichholz
Mansfield
Chassity Wilson
Neosho
Ashley Hobson
Wyatt Dunbar
Phillipsburg
Sophie Howe
Reeds
Garrett Dunn
Saint Claire
Shelby West
Sullivan
Tiffany Pepper
Walnut Grove
Jarett Sappington
TEXAS
Arlington
Ashni Dudhia
Borger
Kylee Ramsay
Frisco
Butool Mustafa
Plano
Marghi Jani

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