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Class Descriptions

UConn Genetic Counseling Plan of Study Course Numbers and Descriptions  Course Number Course Name Credits Description ISG 5100 Foundations of Genetic and Genomic Medicine 3 Foundational concepts and application of genetics and genomics in the context of human disease ISG 5102 Clinical Applications of Genetic and Genomic Technologies 3 Principles, clinical applications, and interpretation of […]

UConn GC Plan of Study

UConn Genetic Counseling Program Year 1 Plan of Study  Course Number Course Name #Classes marked with this symbol are not offered online Credits Time First Term ISG 5100 Foundations of Genetic and Genomic Medicine 3 1st 7 weeks ISG 5102 Clinical Applications of Genetic and Genomic Technologies 3 2nd 7 weeks ISG 5103 Theories and […]

Prerequisite Classes and Career-Related Experience

Section MenuHome PageA Holistic Admissions ReviewAdmissions RequirementsPrerequisite Classes and Career-Related ExperienceApplication DeadlinesApplication Documents and Information NeededApplication FeesClinical RequirementsProgram FeesClass Prerequisites At least one semester of each of the following six (6) pre-requisite classes: Biology OR Molecular Biology Psychology Genetics (coursework must include aspects of Mendelian and molecular genetics) Biochemistry Statistics Embryology or Human Developmental Biology* […]

Admissions Requirements

Section MenuHome PageA Holistic Admissions ReviewAdmissions RequirementsPrerequisite Classes and Career-Related ExperienceApplication DeadlinesApplication Documents and Information NeededApplication FeesClinical RequirementsProgram Fees Applicants are expected to have a baccalaureate or graduate degree from a regionally accredited college, university, or equivalent The UConn Graduate School does not require a third-party credential evaluation; however, the UConn Graduate School does accept […]

Application Fees

Section MenuHome PageApplication Packet Transcripts CV or Resume “YouConn”: A Personal Portfolio Supplemental Writing Sample Diversity Statement Letters of Recommendation Other Info GRE Not Required Application Fees Clinical Requirements You must register for the Genetic Counseling Admissions Match System with National Matching Services, Inc. ($100 fee) to get a NMS number For more information about […]

Prospective Student Pre GC Checklist

Do You Think You Might Be Interested in Genetic Counseling as a Career? Genetic counseling is a profession that requires a personal investment of time, savings, and a dedication to rigorous studies. Before you request an appointment with a faculty member of the UConn Genetic Counseling Program… Please review the UConn Genetic Counseling Program website […]

CT aims to compete in precision medicine. What will it take?

Dr. Bruce Liang, dean of the UConn School of Medicine, said there will be a growing need for genetic counselors to talk to patients about the information genomic testing uncovers.

Awards advance Academic Plan

A recent announcement of the 2017 Academic Plan Proposal Awards highlights how several CAHNR faculty members successfully work together with colleagues right here at UConn.

UConn to Launch State’s First Genetic Counseling Program

UConn is establishing the state’s first program to educate students on how to interpret the results of genetic testing, a rapidly growing area in health care that urgently needs more trained personnel.

FAQ

Yes! As of April 2022, the UConn Program has been granted the status of Accredited, New Program by the Accreditation Council for Genetic Counseling Programs (ACGC). New Program status is defined as a program that holds accreditation and is within 4 years of having opened. These programs have not yet undergone a site visit and […]