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Indiana University
Genetic Counseling Graduate Program

Location:  Indianapolis, IN
Program Length:  21 months

Mission:  To provide a comprehensive program of genetic counseling instruction for our students with a focus on clinical experience and counseling skills in an environment that values and supports equity and inclusion. The program values compassion, honesty, dedication and personal integrity, and encourages professional collaboration, pursuit of excellence and commitment to ongoing professional development.

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Prerequisite Information 

  • GRE –
  • International students –
  • GPA requirement = min 3.0
  • In-state priority –
  • In-state: $21,310
  • Out-of-state: $54,868
  •  International: $54,868
  • Tuition reduction options –
  • On-campus work opportunities –
  • Match and/or Application Waivers –
  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Flexible summer rotation opportunities –

Monthly DEIJ meetings among all students to explore and discuss a related topic are held. At the beginning of each clinical rotation, a “Focus on Diversity” topic (article, short video, podcast, etc.) is distributed to all students and clinical supervisors as a focus for conversations between supervisors and students incorporating that topic and the rotation’s area of GC specialty. Students attend the medical school’s annual LGBTQ Health Care Conference and go through Ally training. Each second year student is responsible for a monthly bulletin board display on various aspects related to DEIJ initiatives and education.

 

For more information, please contact IUGCGP@iu.edu.

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