How to Apply — M.S.A.

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Non-Thesis Track

Applications for the Master of Science in Anatomy non-thesis track are submitted directly through the Post Baccalaureate Centralized Application Service). Applications are reviewed once they are verified and complete.

Thesis Track

Applicants are highly encouraged to contact the specific faculty member they are interested in working with prior to applying. Applications to the Master of Science in Anatomy thesis track program are submitted directly through the Post Baccalaureate Centralized Application Service. Applications are reviewed once they are verified and complete.

Application Timing

DMU utilizes rolling admissions, therefore it is recommended you apply and submit application materials early in the cycle.

  • The application to the Master of Science in Anatomy will open on August 15.
  • For best consideration, it is recommended to have all materials submitted by early June.
  • Applications are reviewed once they are complete and/or verified.

Applicants may only apply to one Des Moines University program at a time.

All materials related to an application for admission become the property of Des Moines University upon receipt and will not be returned or released to the applicant either in original or photocopy form.

PostBacCAS Application Process

Applicants apply through PostBacCAS.

All supporting documents may be submitted through PostBacCAS. As transcripts and test scores may take several weeks to process by PostBacCAS, it is strongly recommended that you begin your application well in advance of the June deadline.

In addition to the PostBacCAS application, you must submit:

Official transcripts
Submit all official transcripts to PostBacCAS. Official transcripts should show all previous undergraduate and graduate work with grades and degrees. Transcripts must be from a regionally accredited college or regionally accredited university from within the United States.

Evaluations/references
Contact information for a minimum of three references. Evaluations may come from a professor, academic advisor, employer, supervisor, or mentor.

Official test scores (optional)
Send your official MCAT, GRE, or DAT scores to PostBacCAS (DMU's code for PostBacCAS is 4414). Submission of official test scores is optional.

Admissions Decisions

An interview is required for admission. Currently, virtual interviews are being offered.

Accommodations in education policy

The University complies with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Rehabilitation Act, the Iowa Civil Rights Act and other laws relating to the accommodations of disabilities in its educational programming.

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