Frequently Asked Questions

A few tips:

  • Many of the search items have a checkbox for “no data” (or similar). Checking this will ensure you don’t eliminate schools that don’t release that information or doesn’t apply to that school.
  • Start by selecting more options and then narrowing it down.
  • If no checkboxes are selected for one attribute, that attribute won’t be used to filter any programs. If you check a box, all unchecked boxes will be filtered out. Make sure you check any boxes under that attribute that you want to show, or don’t check any so that the filter isn’t used at all.

While we do review and update data at least regularly, schools can change their information at any time and errors can occur. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Please report any errors or missing information using the “Report an Issue” link in the top right menu.

Click the “My Account” link in the top right menu and select “My membership” then “Manage”.

When you purchase access, it’s a one-time purchase for one year of access. There is no need to cancel. It does not auto-renew.

If you do want to cancel, you can go to the “My Account” link in the top right menu and select “My membership” then “Manage”.

If you want to delete your account, please contact us.

You’ll receive two emails:

One is an order confirmation with the subject “Your PreHealthAdmit order has been received!”

The other email has the subject “Your PreHealthAdmit account has been created!” In this email you’ll see a link “Click here to set your new password.” Click that link and you’ll be able to set the password.

If you ever forget your password, the login page will have instructions on how to reset.

Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

Click the “My Account” link in the top right menu and select “Account Details” from the selections on the My Account page.

If your are not satisfied or not finding our tools helpful, please let us know why and we will provide a refund.

Instructions and Tips

Use this page to search for programs based on prerequisites.

Here’s some tips:

  • After searching, make sure you also review the detailed notes, recommendations and requirements on the school detail page and/or the compare prerequisite page.
  • Check one or more boxes within each group of fields to narrow the search results down.
  • Select every checkbox up to and including your target requirement. For example, if you have one semester of chemistry, check “None” also to make sure you don’t exclude those programs with no requirement.
  • The search criteria are only applied to programs that have that specific requirement. For example, if a program has a requirement for “1 semester of chemistry required and a lab is recommended”, this school will satisfy the “1 semester required” option.
  • Some programs have requirements for any combination of courses of one type, for example “2 total courses of any chemistry subject”. For the purposes of this search, that would not be treated as a requirement, but you’ll need to be aware that you need to closely look at each program’s detailed requirements.
  • Use the Add/Remove buttons to fine-tune your list of programs.

Instructions and Tips

Use this page to search for programs based on general criteria.

Here’s some tips:

  • Check one or more boxes within each group of fields to narrow the search results down.
  • For certain numerical searches (such as Minimum GPA), if the program does not have a minimum, it is considered a zero. Make sure you include zero in your range of values so that they show up in your search.
  • The tuition search uses our estimate of total cost of attendance for non-residents including tuition, fees and living expenses.
  • You’ll probably want to start with more boxes checked and start with a short list of results. Uncheck boxes to expand the list.
  • Use the Add/Remove buttons to fine-tune your list of programs.

 

An example of how to maximize the effectiveness of your search: let’s say you don’t want to take any standardized tests:

  • Check every box under Test(s) Required that does not have “required” in it. for example “None”, “GRE Recommended”, “PA-CAT Recommended”, etc.
  • Leave blank any box that has a “required” test, such as “GRE Required”, “PA-CAT Required”, “GRE Required and PA-CAT Recommended”, etc.

This will make sure you only filter for programs that have no requirement for a standardized test.