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Rural Health Pipeline

The Rural Health Pipeline inducted its first class in 2001. The program, an extension of UA's Rural Medical Scholars program, is designed to increase the number of rural minority students who qualify for admission to medical school. Through the 10-week summer program, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Southern Rural Access Program in Alabama and the Alabama Family Practice Rural Health Board, participants earn as many as 12 hours of college credit.

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