Mississippi College Reviews of Master's in Biomedical Sciences

"Worst experience ever. The teachers will not support you with anything. All the teachers here have failed throughout medical school and thus they convince the students that its very hard to do a professional career. They convince you to drop the classes and stay here longer. School size starts with 30 and then everyone drops making the size class about 10 students. Teachers play with the grades and favor students over others. Everyone here is competing and students are not friendly at all, they also convince you to drop the class since they dropped it too. MC will ruin your dream and will not support you through your path of becoming a doctor. I strongly recommend avoiding this school. The state is bad and the people here are bad too. Everyone who passed through the program had to cheat. The only thing you will benefit from this school is cheating. I strongly DONT recommend the program. It is a very toxic environment. All students graduate with a GPA of 3.00 here, some don't even get into professional school and others stayed here for over 3 years trying to get through this BS. You study so hard but question come from nowhere. Professors convince you to drop the class, instead of supporting and motivating you forward. No GOOD. Students and teachers are hateful. Its like a war in here."

"This school has small class sizes that allows for great teacher-student interactions. The faculty are challenging but also extremely caring."

"Mississippi College's Masters of Medical Sciences degree is both challenging and rewarding. While the course load is heavy, the classes adequately prepare you for a career in medicine."

"The medical science program at Mississippi College is a great program for all aspiring physicians and dentist. Coming out of undergraduate, I was in no way socially and academically ready to begin medical school. After a year in the program at Mississippi College I feel I have learned more than I have at any point in my life. My focus and study strategies have increased to a level I never before thought possible. While my social life may now be non-existent, I still have time to visit other friends who live nearby and fun places (Oxford, New Orleans, Memphis) aren't too far of a drive. I've enjoyed my time at MC and would recommend it to anyone looking for that extra boost to get them in to med school."

"The program is very challenging. It requires the student to be inquisitive and proactive. This is something many incoming students struggle with. It adequately prepares you for the challenges of professional medical studies."

"I am just starting the program so as far as I know from other students, I have to prepare to study all the time for the workload during the semester. The only con I really find is its lack of communication about announcements to students about important events/deadlines. There isn't an orientation for the graduate program so it makes it difficult to find out when the first day of class is, as well as other important information such as how to pick your classes."