If you have already earned a bachelor’s degree but seek to strengthen your academic record, complete prerequisite coursework, or enhance your competitiveness for health professional school, a post-baccalaureate program at Miami provides a direct and effective pathway.
At Larkin University, our Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (MBS) program is a rigorous post-baccalaureate option designed for motivated students pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, or other health professions.
A post-baccalaureate program, or post-bac, is for students who already have an undergraduate degree.
These programs can help in several ways:
At Larkin University, our post-bac program in Miami offers more than just basic prerequisites.
You’ll earn a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences and benefit from:
Larkin University is a private, non-profit institution in Miami Gardens, Florida, established in 2013. Unlike larger universities, Larkin focuses solely on health professions education, including pharmacy, physician assistant studies, and biomedical sciences. This focus ensures that curriculum design, faculty mentorship, and research all prepare students for healthcare careers. By joining our post-baccalaureate program in Miami, you will engage with faculty and peers who are committed to medicine and health sciences.
Our Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences is a 33-credit, one-year program. It includes three semesters for students who want rigorous preparation for medical, dental, or health professional school. The program fits those who do not want to interrupt their work or personal life. The non-thesis curriculum lets you focus on coursework, exam preparation, and research. You will not have to complete a lengthy thesis project.
We know students have different learning styles and life situations.
That’s why our post-bac program in Miami offers several ways to take classes:
The Health Professions Pathway is for students aiming for medical, dental, pharmacy, physician assistant, and other health professional schools. The science courses are similar to what you’d take in your first year of health professional or graduate school. You’ll build a strong foundation in:
The curriculum also includes preparation for standardized exams (MCAT, DAT, PCAT) to help you perform your best on test day. You’ll also find chances for research, community service, leadership, and direct patient care.
We now offer a new Pre-Physician Assistant Pathway within our Health Professions Pathway. This track is for students pursuing Physician Assistant programs who need to raise their academic performance and entrance exam scores.
For students interested in bench-top and clinical research, the Research Pathway provides the opportunity to earn a Biomedical Science degree while engaging in research. Participants collaborate with international faculty, acquire modern laboratory techniques, and gain a competitive advantage for medical school admission and future academic or research‑focused career paths.
Larkin University has partnered with the Western Atlantic University School of Medicine (WAUSM) to offer a unique and exclusive pathway for aspiring physicians. Students who successfully complete the MBS program and meet specified academic criteria (including GPA and MCAT thresholds) may qualify for automatic admission to WAUSM’s MD program, with no additional interview required. This linkage provides a seamless transition from our student-centered, science-rich curriculum to WAUSM’s innovative, hands-on medical training in Freeport, Grand Bahama.
Larkin University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS-COC), the main accrediting agency for 11 southern states. This accreditation ensures your degree is recognized nationwide and internationally. It allows for federal funding and lets us sponsor international students. The College of Pharmacy is also fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE).
Applying to Larkin University’s Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences is straightforward.
Follow these steps:
Questions? Email info@larkin.edu or call 305-760-7525.
Miami is a lively, multicultural city with year-round sunshine and beautiful beaches. It’s also a major center for healthcare and biomedical research.
As a student in our post-bac program, you’ll have access to:
Our campus is at 18301 N Miami Ave., Suite 1, Miami, FL 33169, and is easy to reach from anywhere in the Miami area.
Yes. While you’ll earn a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences, the program is a full post-baccalaureate experience for students who want to improve their academic record, finish prerequisites, or become stronger candidates for health professional school. The one-year, 33-credit curriculum works well for both career changers and those looking to boost their academic record.
No. You don’t need to submit standardized test scores (MCAT, DAT, PCAT, GRE) to apply. However, our curriculum includes prep for these exams to help you succeed in your professional school applications.
The program takes one year (three semesters) to finish. Most students start in the fall (September) and graduate the next summer.
Yes. Larkin University offers federal financial aid. You should work with the Office of Financial Aid and Student Access (OFASA) to apply for loans, grants, and scholarships. Tuition for each semester is due on the first day of class, so it’s best to apply for funding early.
Yes. International students can apply. Foreign transcripts need to be evaluated by a NACES-accredited service, and you’ll need to show English proficiency (TOEFL 80 iBT) unless you qualify for an exemption.
If you’re ready to improve your academic record, finish prerequisites, and become a stronger candidate for health professional school, Larkin University’s post-bac program in Miami is a great choice. With a challenging one-year curriculum, flexible learning options, guaranteed interview pathways, and personal mentorship, we offer everything you need to succeed.
Apply today through the Postbac Centralized Application Service (PostbacCAS). The deadline is July 15 for the fall semester (September) and December 15 for the spring semester (January).
For more information, contact us:
Phone: 305-760-7525
Email: info@larkin.edu
