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George Mason University and Georgetown campuses

A unique pathway to the health professions offered jointly by George Mason University and Georgetown University Medical Center (GUMC).

GeorgeSquared (Advanced Biomedical Sciences) is a collaboration between George Mason and Georgetown Universities that offers a nine-month pre-health preparatory, graduate-level program designed to help qualify students for medical, dental, or other health professional schools.

G2 Class of 2022

In This Program

Open House / Online Information Session

Get your specific questions answered and attend an online information session, view our current Open House and Recruiting Schedule.

Visit Us On Campus

In addition to classes held at Mason's SciTech campus, GeorgeSquared students have a unique opportunity to take their anatomy laboratory classwork during the spring semester on the Georgetown University campus.

  • GeorgeSquared Program Main Office

    George Mason University Katherine G. Johnson Hall, Suite 308, SciTech Campus

  • Campus Map
Katherine G. Johnson Hall
Caurice Wyner Quinnipiac

My name is Caurice Wynter and I am a fourth-year medical student at The Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine. I am originally from the Bronx, NY and I’ve always had a passion for diversifying medicine. From my research into racial inequity in the health field to my dedication to mentorship, I am an advocate for humanity. As a proud alumna of the GeorgeSquared program, I learned how to master the sciences and prepare for the rigorous pre-clinical curriculum. Although my journey through medical school has been rough, my goal is to inspire people with my story and continue to be a model of perseverance. 

Challenging Curriculum

Taught and administered by faculty from the Georgetown University Medical Center and George Mason University, this program provide a pathway to complete full master’s degrees at Georgetown or George Mason.

Advanced Biomedical Sciences students at graduation

Why the Biomedical Sciences Program?

65% success rate

2/3 of our students are admitted to a health professional school program within 2 years of completing our program.

80+ schools attended

Our alumni attend a wide range of medical, dental, and PA programs.

20+ languages spoken

Diverse student body with an average class size of 100 students to include representation from throughout the US and abroad.

Preparation for Success

Knowledgeable professors and support faculty provide personalized advising in addition to preparation for professional examinations  and study strategies (MCAT, DAT, GRE). Students take courses that are offered in traditional lecture format, small group hybrid/flipped format, or online/flipped format.

GeorgeSquared students in a study group

Supportive Community

Mason’s small, friendly Science and Technology campus and the GeorgeSquared cohort offers many student-initiated community service and professional development programs. There’s also a large alumni network to help connect you to opportunities. See where GeorgeSquared can take you.

GeorgeSquared students volunteering

GeorgeSquared Advanced Biomedical Sciences Program News & Events

Upcoming Events

More Events
Apr13

UL Faculty Engagement Series 2022-2023: Mason’s College Preparatory Program: The Early Identification Program

Apr 13, 2023/2:00 - 3:00 PM

Johnson Center Room B

Mason’s College Preparatory Program: The Early Identification Program Lewis Forrest, Associate Dean, University Life  Khaseem Davis, Executive Director, Early Identification Program  Visit the ULife website for Zoom access George Mason University’s Early Identification Program (EIP) works to identify middle and high school students who will be the first in their
Apr17

2023 Celebration of Teaching Excellence Awards Ceremony

Apr 17, 2023/1:00 - 3:00 PM

Join the 2023 Celebration of Teaching Excellence awards ceremony, with opening remarks and award announcements by Provost Mark Ginsberg. There will be food and drinks at a reception following the ceremony. If you have any questions, email stearns@gmu.edu.
Apr29

Spring into STEM

Apr 29, 2023/10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Hybla Valley Community Center

7950 Audubon Avenue, Alexandria, VA, 22306

The College of Science has partnered with the College of Engineering and Computing to host the upcoming Spring into STEM community outreach event. Spring into STEM is a free Saturday event for K-12 students that will expose students to team building, collaboration, and using their creativity to learn more about