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                                                    A VISON FOR THE FUTURE
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Course Prerequisites for Health Professional Schools

How do I become a Health Professional?

Generic FAQ for MD-PhD Program Applicants

Faculty Student Mentor Program (FSMP)

Advisors By Area of Interest

Advising Schedules

Scholarship Information

Adjunct Courses

Program Events

Summer Research Programs & Program Conference

Pre-Professional Activities

Application

Orientation Schedule

How it Works

When you contact the SEE office you will be asked to completean application. indicating your major, career interests, and academic background. In addition, you must attend an orientation to learn more about what the program expectations of you are. You must also submit a suplemental application and transcripts from other universities/colleges you have previously attended. Once you have completed the application process, it will take approximately two weeks for SEE to make a decision.

If You are Interested?
You can write for more information about the SEE program at:

6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA
95819-6119

or call our office at:

(916)278-6519

What Does it Cost?

Although it won't cost you money to join the SEE program it will cost you time, energy, and commitment. The SEE program is a community of learners united in a common goal. Students are expected to share their knowledge with other students, provide personal and moral support to each other, participate in academic and extracurricular activities and expand their understanding and appreciation for the cultural heritage of our diverse community.

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  • To provide an academic and social environment to students from racial/ethnic groups underrepresented in the biomedical sciences.
  • To facilitate a smooth transition of these students from the Community College level to the University level.
  • To provide tools and assistance that will increase the number of students from underrepresented racial/ethnic minority groups obtaining baccalaureate degrees in math/science disciplines at California State University, Sacramento.
  • To increase collaboration between the math/science faculty of the colleges of the Los Rios Community College District and California State University, Sacramento and achieve greater consistency in content of equivalent courses.
  • To further develop and nurture a healthy overall collaboration between the colleges of the Los Rios Community College District and California State University, Sacramento.