Let's face it, the first five semesters of medical school require you to absorb an enormous amount of complex material. That's challenge enough--struggling to get extra time with your teachers shouldn't be another challenge.
To ensure that our students get the individual attention and support they need to succeed, MUA keeps class sizes small.
This makes for a more effective in-class, experience---you won't find the anonymous, big lecture hall experience at MUA the way you do at many schools. It also allows for individualized attention to take place throughout the semester--in the important early days when critical concepts are being established as well as during exam time, when getting just a few more minutes of insight and explanation from an experienced teacher can make all the difference.
