国际学生入学条件
A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required.
Applicants may have majored in any field of study as long as they have completed the required prerequisites. The majority of applicants to the program have undergraduate degrees in biology, biochemistry, genetics and/or psychology.
GPA
The average GPA for our incoming students is approximately 3.5, however GPA is only one part of the application. We welcome applications from students with lower GPAs who are otherwise well qualified.
The National Matching Service provides helpful statistics on the most recent application cycle at https://natmatch.com/gcadmissions/statistics.html.
Transcripts
One transcript from each college, university or professional school attended is required.
If transfer credits from another school are included and the original grades are shown on the transcript from the degree-granting institution, a single transcript is sufficient. Otherwise a separate transcript from the original school at which the transfer credits were earned must be also be submitted.
Unofficial transcripts will be accepted for preliminary application purposes and should be uploaded through the CollegeNet application.
A course-by-course evaluation of all international transcripts of previously completed undergraduate and graduate course work by an independent evaluation service based in the United States is required
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is also accepted and the minimum score for consideration is a 7.0. You may upload a copy of your IELTS test to the standardized test score section of the application.
The minimum TOEFL score required for admissions consideration is 100.
TOEFL PBT - 600
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雅思考试总分
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雅思考试指南
- 雅思总分:7
- 托福网考总分:100
- 托福笔试总分:600
- 其他语言考试:NA
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课程简介
Preparing to become a genetic counselor involves education in laboratory and clinical medicine, counseling, and research. Students in the University of Pennsylvania's Master's in Genetic Counseling program develop a comprehensive understanding of the complex clinical management of patients with genetic conditions as well as the options for diagnostic testing. Coursework in counseling helps students cultivate the knowledge and skills to address the needs of patients, families, community advocacy groups and other health professionals. The curriculum covers advanced genetics and genomics, genetic testing technologies, clinical medicine and genetics, counseling techniques, case management, cultural humility, psychosocial assessment, principles of medical ethics and public health, patient advocacy, research design and professional development. Through the program's strong emphasis on clinical, translational, and implementation research, students gain the research and writing skills necessary to develop and publish literature relevant to the profession. This core curriculum provides the foundation necessary to prepare students for the ever-changing practice of clinical genetics.
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