Medical Student Handbook

S T U D E N T     E M E R G E N C Y     I N F O R M A T I O N
In the event of a 'medical student' emergency, students may
contact the Dean of Students at 215-991-8221 or on the
Student Affairs Emergency Hotline at 215-991-8184.

Students may also contact the Deans of Students by email:
Sam Parrish, MD Samuel.Parrish@drexelmed.edu
Amy Fuchs, MD Amy.Fuchs@drexelmed.edu
Tony Rodriguez, MD Anthony.Rodriguez@drexelmed.edu

The Drexel University College of Medicine Student Handbook is a publication for use by students enrolled at Drexel University College of Medicine. It includes or is linked to general information about facilities, student services, academic and other policies, including graduation requirements. The Student Handbook does not contain detailed information specific to individual courses and course content. That information is made available in individual course syllabuses.

The content of Drexel University College of Medicine's Student Handbook is informational only and not to be regarded as a contract between any student and the college of medicine. Drexel University College of Medicine may at any time, change any provisions, curriculum requirements, teaching facilities and affiliated teaching sites, bylaws, rules, regulations, policies, or procedures as may be necessary in the interest of the University, the College of Medicine, and/or its students.

Students are responsible for knowing medical school policies and procedures. When necessary, students should verify any information about curriculum requirements, teaching facilities and affiliated teaching sites, by-laws, rules, regulations and policies, procedures or other information with an Associate Dean of either Student Affairs or Medical Education.


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        In the PDF, click on the links to access these sections:

1. Academic Policies and Academic Progress
 2. Facilities and Services
3. University Policies
4. Health Policy for Students
5. Honor System
Additional Information
- Graduation Competencies
- Policies Common to all Academic Campuses/Clinical Sites

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