- Office of Undergraduate Research
- About the Office
- OUR Events
- MSU/PGCC Bridges Program (B2B)
- Student Research Center
- Research Internships
- The Leadership Alliance
- Research Ambassadors
- Post-baccalaureate Training Opportunities
- Spring Into Research Week IV
- OUR Resources
- OUR Annual Reports
- Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR)
- Donate!
Office of Undergraduate Research
Post-baccalaureate Training Opportunities
According to Kaplan, "a post-baccalaureate program—or post-bacc—is a program completed after graduation from college. Students can enroll in a post-baccalaureate program with a variety of goals: to complete a second BA/BS degree, to attain a graduate certificate, or to complete prerequisite courses for admission into medical school or other graduate programs. Most post-baccalaureate programs take one to two years to complete." Many graduates also participate in post-bacc training opportunities to explore and/or enhance their hands-on research experience as a way to increase their competitiveness to PhD and/or Master's programs. Overall, post-bacc programs are ideal ways to gain valuable experience during a planned gap year (or two).
Please see below for a list of various opporunities that span different disciplines (list will be updated on monthly basis).
- Office of Undergraduate Research
- About the Office
- OUR Events
- MSU/PGCC Bridges Program (B2B)
- Student Research Center
- Research Internships
- The Leadership Alliance
- Research Ambassadors
- Post-baccalaureate Training Opportunities
- Spring Into Research Week IV
- OUR Resources
- OUR Annual Reports
- Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR)
- Donate!