Students who are interested in programs in the School of Allied Medical Professions should view our curriculum guides online at http://www.amp.osu.edu/current/curriculumguides/index.cfm.  These guides are intended to help students prepare for competitive admission to undergraduate programs in the School.  Currently enrolled undergraduate students at Ohio State or other colleges and universities should plan to attend a Transfer Information Session to learn more information about the programs in the School. 

High school students and parents should schedule an overview session to learn about the many academic and co-curricular opportunities in the School.  Appointments can be schedule online at www.campusvisit.osu.edu and searching the "Academic Visit Options." 

INFORMATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
High School Students who wish to learn more about the School of Allied Medical Professions should schedule an academic visit through the Academic Visitors Center at http://www.osu.edu/visitors/. The academic visit for high school students and families includes information about the School, undergraduate and graduate programs, honors opportunities, job shadowing, campus involvement, and academic planning.

INFORMATION FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS
Transfer students (non-OSU students) who wish to learn more information about the Undergraduate academic programs in SAMP can schedule an appointment with a pre-major advisor by calling (614) 292-1706.  Transfer students who have been admitted to Ohio State will schedule an orientation program to prepare for course registration. Students should plan to bring transcripts, transfer credit reports and course syllabi to the orientation program.

INFORMATION FOR CURRENT OSU STUDENTS
Students who are currently enrolled at Ohio State and wish to change their major to a program in SAMP should register for a Transfer Information Session.  Current OSU students must have a minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average to switch to SAMP. 

Transfer Information Sessions for OSU Students Switching to Allied Medicine