The Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology graduate program offers students an intimate, congenial and collaborative learning environment that draws upon faculty experts from the life and physical science departments, as well as physician-scientists at affiliated hospitals. The graduate program in Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology offers advanced training appropriate for a large variety of careers in the fields of biology and medical sciences that include molecular and structural pharmacology and signal transduction, pharmacology and physiology of neural and organ systems, cellular physiology and biophysics, and translational pharmacology and physiology that link basic science and medicine in the treatment of disease. Although general GREs are required for entry into the Graduate School, our program's admissions committee does not use GRE scores as an admissions cutoff. We do consider the scores, but only in combination with more powerful predictors of success, such as letters of recommendation, research experience, personal statements, academic performance and interviews.