602 Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine—M.D. Program Public Health and General Preventive Medicine—Away MDCV 9639 (A–I)—Public Health and General Preventive Medicine Away Elective MDCV 9640 (A–I)—Addiction Medicine Away Elective MDCV 9641 (A–I)—Preventive Medicine Clinical Informatics Away Elective MDCV 9642 (A–I)—Preventive Medicine Medical Toxicology Away Elective MDCV 9643 (A–I)—Preventive Medicine Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Away Elective MDCV 9686 (A–I)—Preventive Medicine Health Care Administration, Leadership, and Management Away Elective Radiation Oncology—Away MDCR 9664 (A–I)—Radiation Oncology Away Elective Thoracic Surgery—Away MDCZ 9676 (A–I)—Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery Away Elective MDCZ 9677 (A–I)—Congenital Cardiac Surgery Away Elective Urology—Away MDCW 9515 (A–I)—Urology Away Elective MDCW 9678 (A–I)—Urology Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery Away Elective MDCW 9679 (A–I)—Pediatric Urology Away Elective Vascular Surgery—Away MDCS 9670 (A–I)—Vascular Surgery Away Elective Generic—Away MDC 9517 (A–I)—Clinical Away Elective MDE 9680 (A–I)—Nonclinical Away Elective Nondegree Courses MDF 7009—Independent Study: Step 2—Preparation This independent study elective course allows M4 students to engage in self-directed (SDL) and self-regulated learning (SRL) while preparing for the USMLE Step 2 Clinical Knowledge examination. Students will develop a self-paced study schedule under the guidance of their elective director. The content practiced during this course reflects the clinical knowledge and other relevant foundational science covered during the medical school preclerkship and third-year clerkship phase of the medical school curriculum. Students will tailor their independent study activities to meet their individual needs and learning styles. Students will also be given guidance to help them maintain physical, social, and emotional well-being during this study period. MDE 9499—Remediation This variable-credit course may be taken by students only with prior approval of the assistant dean of admissions and student affairs. It is designed to allow students to remediate prior coursework by letting them revisit curricular content encountered previously to strengthen their knowledge base and demonstrate mastery of the material. It may be taken in any year of the medical school curriculum.
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