We’re thrilled to have you here. The UF Pre-Health Advising Team operates on a de-centralized model. Please utilize the Who Is My Pre-health Advisor dropdown tool below to identify your pre-health advisor for matters relating to your health profession. If you are a student in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences; in the UF Honors Program; in the Pre-Pharmacy major; or are interested in the UF College of Nursing, you have a designated pre-health advisor. Please utilize the drop-down menu below to find their contact information.
Who Is My Pre-Health Advisor?
Select from these options to learn more about Pre-Health advising opportunities.
Pre-Health Advising Appointments
Pre-health advising is currently being offered via in-person or Zoom, Monday through Friday by appointment only. Please see the top of the Pre-Health homepage for the most up-to-date advising information, as well as how to make an appointment. If you have Pre-Health specific questions, please connect with an advisor.
If you have general advising questions (i.e. major specific, minors, forms, holds, petitions, change of major, double major, etc.) you should see a general advisor in your college. You are expected to bring the Pre-Health Action Plan with you to any advising session where you may want to discuss your professional development or competitiveness.
Pre-Health Email Quick Question Advising
Pre-Health students with a quick, Pre-Health question may email the Pre-Health Advising Team at prehealth@advising.ufl.edu for assistance. Please note: if a student’s question requires more than 1-2 sentences of explanation of their issue, it is likely NOT a quick question and should instead be an appointment.
UF Alumni Advising
Pre-Health Advising is pleased to offer appointments for alumni who received an undergraduate degree from UF within the last three years. Please make an appointment with a CLAS Pre-health Advisor here via Bookings: Remote Advising Appointment In-Person Advising Appointment
If you graduated more than three years prior please send an email with your request, full name and UFID to prehealth@advising.ufl.edu. If you did not receive an undergraduate degree from UF you should contact your undergraduate institution for advising on your pre-health pathway.
UF Honors Program Pre-Health Advising
Students in the UF Honors Program who wish to speak with Meredith Beaupre or Gregg Henderschiedt for pre-health advising can check the Honors Program website or schedule an appointment by clicking on the Advising Module in their Canvas cohort.
UF College of Health and Human Performance Advising – Health Education & Behavior Major
UF students interested in a pre-health major with a focus on health promotion in the College of Health and Human Performance may speak with Erica Alexander or Megan LeCorgne in the College of Health and Human Performance. Email heb-advising@hhp.ufl.edu. For more information, please visit http://hhp.ufl.edu/about/departments/heb/.
UF College of Public Health and Health Professions Advising
UF students interested in the UF College of Public Health and Health Professions may speak with Rob Doyle or Andrea Smith in the College of Public Health and Health Professions, email advising@phhp.ufl.edu. For more information, please visit https://undergrad.phhp.ufl.edu.
UF College of Veterinary Medicine Advising
UF Professional School Contact
Michelle Baldwin- UF students interested in the UF College of Veterinary Medicine may see Michelle Baldwin. To make an appointment, please email baldwin.ma@ufl.edu. Use Subject line: Pre-Vet Advising and Subject body: Please provide three days and times you are available and your preferred method of communication (e.g. Zoom, phone, or email) or call 352-294-8254.
Please note that the CVM Admissions office does not offer application or application material reviews for those actively applying to the DVM program.
UF College of Nursing Advising
UF students interested in the UF College of Nursing can speak with Kenneth Foote at kfoote@ufl.edu.
Please utilize the following Pre-Health Profession Tiles to conduct further research based on your aspiring health profession(s). Each tile includes a wealth of resources regarding higher educational degrees, job descriptions, suggested timelines, extracurricular opportunities, application and notes, specialty programs, and additional resources.
