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Advancing to the Clinical Curriculum
Students must have passing grades in all foundational sciences courses and must make a passing grade on the NBME Comprehensive Basic Science Examination before they will be allowed to begin core clinical clerkships.
Clinical Curriculum Structure
The Clinical Curriculum begins in January of the second year and all Core Clerkships are required and must be taken by December of the fourth year.
- Family Medicine must be completed by the end of June of the third year.
- A student must receive a passing grade in all core clerkships, sub-internships, selectives and electives to be considered for graduation.
- All Core Clerkships must be taken at Baylor College of Medicine.
Core Clerkships, Selectives, Sub-Internships and Electives
- M.D. Program Core Clerkships
- M.D. Program Selectives and Sub-Interships
- M.D. Program Electives
- Alternative Educational Site Request Procedure (login required)
Clinical Half-Day
Throughout the entire clinical curriculum, students are released from rotation duties for one-half day per week to participate in other required activities (CABS or DDASH).
Pathways
Check out our pathways, specialized tracks that span the four years of medical school and include both classroom, clinical and/or research activities in the specific areas of interest.
