Health Professions Advising Curriculum

All of the health professions listed to the left require further education after you graduate from college. At UM-Dearborn, you will obtain a strong liberal arts and science education to prepare you for the competitive health professions (HP) graduate programs. 

Select from the navigation menu to learn more about each one and how to prepare for them and read the FAQs below.  We look forward to helping you! 

HPA Hours and Appointments: Spring & Summer 2023

The HPA Team is conducting HPA appointments in-person and virtually this semester.  However you need to request this in your HPA Appointment request. 

Email:

Before e-mailing and requesting a meeting, please read both sets of FAQs below carefully and your respective HP track on the left. If you still have a simple and quick question, e-mail it to the HPA Office E-mail. If it seem that your question(s) are better addressed in a meeting, we will ask you to schedule an appointment using the HPA appointment instructions. You can find these in the HP General Information Google Classroom, Topic 1, item 1.

HPA Summer 2023 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

General Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Below are FAQs common among UM-Dearborn pre-HP track students. Please read these!

We hope you find these questions and answers helpful to you before you met with a member of the HPA team.

Spring & Summer 2023

Currently enrolled UM-Dearborn students or alumni:

Email is best way to reach any member of the HPA Team.

  • The HPA Team works in the HPA Office in START on M-F, 8 am - 5 pm with HPA appointments held 9 am - 4 pm, M-F. 
  • HPA Director conducts virtual and in-person appointments, but you must choose which one in your HPA Appointment request.
  • Request an appointment by the HPA Office email or through the START front desk to meet with any member of the HPA Team.

Please follow the HPA appointment policy and instructions sent after your HPA New Student Session or beginning of the semester to request a HPA appointment.

Prospective new students: high school or transfer students