Undergraduates need to do three things to move on to the next level of their academic development: 1) earn great grades, 2) kick ass on the appropriate entrance exam (e.g., MCAT, GRE), and engage in a suite of extracurricular activities that help differentiate you from everyone else with great grades and entrance exam scores. For scientists, the most obvious extracurricular activity for students to engage in is collaborative research with a scientist. Follow the links below to find research opportunities.

At Loyola

• Summer Collaborative Outreach and Research Experience
• SGA Richard Frank Grant

Elsewhere

• LSUHSC Short Research Experience In Cancer posted February 29, 2008