Frequently Asked Questions — MSA

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About the MSA Program

The Master of Science in Anatomy program at Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences prepares students to develop advanced knowledge of the anatomic sciences and the skills needed for careers in teaching, research or further professional study. The program combines rigorous coursework, cadaver-based laboratory learning, research and teaching experiences within a comprehensive health sciences environment.

Admissions and Application Process

What Are the Minimum Academic Requirements for Admission?

Is the GRE Required?

How Do I Apply?

Do I Need a Bachelor’s Degree in Science to Apply?

Program Structure and Curriculum

How Long Is the MSA Program?

What Learning Experiences Are Included in the MSA Program?

Can I Pursue a Dual Degree With the MSA Program?

What Career Paths Do MSA Graduates Pursue?

Tuition and Financial Aid

What Is the Tuition for the MSA Program at DMU?

What Will I Need to Pay Each Year?

Is There a Difference in Tuition for In-State vs. Out-Of-State Students?

We’re Here to Help

If you have questions about the admissions process, please reach out to our Admissions team at DMUAdmit@dmu.edu.

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