SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras discusses the pre-med opportunity program (Pre-OP) during a visit to Upstate Medical University in Syracuse. Dr. Mantosh Dewan (right), president of SUNY Upstate Medical University, looks on as Malatras speaks. (PHOTO CREDIT: SUNY FLICKR)
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — SUNY wants to help more of its educational opportunity program (EOP) students pursue degrees in its medical schools. EOP serves New York’s “disadvantaged students from underserved communities” and seeks to help them “gain access and succeed” in undergraduate programs. SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras announced the pre-med opportunity program (Pre-OP) initiative during a […]
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