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“SCU has greatly facilitated me on my journey to become a physician assistant (PA), and I highly recommend anyone interested in a career in medicine to consider taking any of the Accelerated Science courses offered at this institution. Here, I have taken both introductory and upper-division Accelerated Science courses as prerequisites for PA programs. The professors and faculty are incessantly supportive and dedicated to preparing their students to become healthcare professionals."

“I have had an amazing experience at SCU! I have been able to get all the classes I need to apply to graduate school and the start dates are very flexible for someone who works full time. The class sizes are perfect for learning and all the teachers have been phenomenal!"

“I found SCU and was able to do in 1 semester what would take a year or year and a half at any other institution, due to the intense nature of the material. I love the structure of SCU because I feel like it is an optimally efficient way to focus and achieve goals versus drag out information that is not as pertinent. In the Special Forces, all of our learning is structured very similarly - we have blocks of instruction that are super intense and stretch us a bit, but then it's locked in for good and we move on. I feel like I got all of the benefits of school with none of the unnecessary things that I have seen at other places.”

"A campus that strengthened my academic abilities and provided me the opportunity to succeed. SCU Accelerated Science Courses gave me the courage that I was able to complete my prerequisite requirements within an attainable time period for my M.D. program. Not only did I learn so much, I was able to establish quality relationships with my professors and colleagues. The lecture and lab combination really worked for me as I would dedicate two days of my week to being present on campus which fit me schedule best. This campus and faculty cares for each student and that's something I wont forget".