Track Your Performance. Visualize Your Career in Healthcare.
Rather than a single MCAT score defining a student’s potential, with the suite of PHSU St. Louis’s student analytics, our students get a better picture of their full potential. This way, medical schools can accurately identify students who show promise to become doctors.
The Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS) program uses groundbreaking analytical tools to track students’ academic performance and predict future student success in medical school. By using hundreds of thousands of master’s of medical sciences student data points, our model predicts USMLE Board scores and identifies topics for improvement just months into the program.
Predictive Analytics from PHSU St. Louis analyze answers on exams, quizzes and homework to predict future USMLE Step 1 Board scores.
How Analytics Work For MSMS Students
How our analytics work is simple: every response on homework, quizzes, and exams are collected and compared against past MSMS students and their outcomes. The collected data is used to produce a monthly report that shows students their strengths and weaknesses according to USMLE Systems and Disciplines.
By tracking student responses and sending detailed reports right to their inbox, we’re helping students stay on track to reach their goals in healthcare beyond the MSMS program.
How Analytics Work For MSMS Students
How our analytics work is simple: every response on homework, quizzes, and exams are collected and compared against past MSMS students and their outcomes. The collected data is used to produce a monthly report that shows students their strengths and weaknesses according to USMLE Systems and Disciplines.
By tracking student responses and sending detailed reports right to their inbox, we’re helping students stay on track to reach their goals in healthcare beyond the MSMS program.
Identify Your Best-Fit Career Pathway
The topical breakdown is great to help students become well-rounded across disciplines, but it’s also integral in helping students find their best-fit career in healthcare. By identifying where students are thriving, our advisors can help lead them to schools and opportunities that best match their personal strengths.
“The human body is the same everywhere, yet there is a dramatic shortage of healthcare professionals in the places we need them most. Innovative approaches must be employed to find and educate health professionals around the world.”
David Lenihan
PHSU President
“The human body is the same everywhere, yet there is a dramatic shortage of healthcare professionals in the places we need them most. Innovative approaches must be employed to find and educate health professionals around the world.”
