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SEP was designed to prepare students whose science and engineering backgrounds should be enhanced, thus improving their academic skills, performance, and the likelihood of professional success. A select faculty works with students to develop the confidence, academic skills, and analytical skills that provide a firm basis for their continuation in bachelor's degree programs in engineering and science. After successfully completing the SEP, these students will be eligible to enter their junior year in science and engineering majors offered at Boston University. Completion of the undergraduate degree will normally require only two additional years of study. Top of Page Academic Support Services The Science and Engineering Program provides a system of academic support services to assure that each student has ample opportunity to obtain whatever assistance he or she may need to gain academic success. If you would like to attend a school not on this list, do not hesitate to contact their Premedical Advising or Career Counseling Offices for information on whether you can be admitted as a non-degree student and what options the school might offer students in this category. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact the schools directly. edu Midwestern University College of Health Sciences Dennis Paulson, Ph. Dean 19555 North 59th Avenue Glendale, AZ 85308 (888) 247-9277 California California State University-Dominguez Hills James Lyle, Premedical Advisor Department of Chemistry Carson, CA 90747 (310) 516-3376 California State University-Fullerton Dr. Drath, Health Professions Coordinator 800 North State College Boulevard Mail Stop KH203 Fullerton, CA 92634 (714) 773-3980 Open to students who lack prerequisites basic to medicine. Attorney's Office Susan Irion Ameritech Mobil Communications Inc. District Court, Northern District of Illinois Gerald C. World Wide Web Disclaimer and University Policy Statements . ..

. Considered to be the godfather of modern Canadian theatre criticism, there is an award named in his memory. He entered Mount Allison University in 1939 acted and directed there and edited its newspaper. After studying law at the University of Toronto, he returned to Nova Scotia and edited the Glace Bay Gazette, a miners' paper. In the mid-40s he wrote for communist newspapers in Toronto, and eventually edited the journal The Critic.

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