Barry University's School of Graduate Medical Sciences (BUSGMS) offers its students a unique and gratifying environment. The MS in Anatomy Program provides students with didactic and research experience in the context of a medical school. MS in Anatomy students have the opportunity to interact with podiatric medical and physician assistant students in some of their classes.

At present, we anticipate a maximum of four graduate students per entering class. Dedicated MS in Anatomy Program courses will therefore be quite intimate and can offer you the advantages of a small, caring college environment paired with the benefits of a larger, university environment.

Barry also has the advantage of diversity. The BUSGMS has a high percentage of women and minority students. The University is a leader in this area and has been ranked #1 for diversity among Southern Regional Universities in U.S. News and World Report 2000, Best College Edition.

MS in Anatomy students have access on campus to library facilities, a computer lab, student lounge facilities, and indoor and outdoor recreation facilities. Students may also avail themselves of appropriate facilities at a number of excellent local institutions and educational resources.