A study of 43 newborns with blood infections caused by GBS and other bacteria found that, when the mothers of the ill newborns had been given antibiotics during labor, 88 to 91 percent of the infants' infections were resistant to antibiotics.
Read More... An admissions representative scouts out new students and helps them to enroll in an educational environment. An admissions representative may be present in a K-12 environment, a preschool, or a higher education institution.
Regular Admissions is the standard process by which students enter the College of Medicine. Students apply initially through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). Some are invited to submit a secondary application. Applications are reviewed by the Assistant Dean for Admissions, selected committee members and Office of Admissions staff, and competitive applicants are invited to interview.