More than 400 students started their educational journeys in Baylor College of Medicine programs this summer in areas spanning medicine, health professions and biomedical sciences.

The School of Medicine matriculated one of its largest ever classes at 225 students between the Houston and Temple campuses. Of those students, 198 are native to Texas.

In the School of Health Professions, which offers three programs, 74 students are starting classes in Houston, including 39 in the Physician Assistant Program; 25 in the Orthotics and Prosthetics Program and 10 in the Genetic Counseling Program.

This is the largest class for the Genetic Counseling Program since its introduction at Baylor in 2018.

The Graduate School for Biomedical Sciences matriculated 116 students in late July. Thirty-one students are international while 41 hail from Texas, and 44 come to Baylor from other states.

Check out new student orientation from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and the School of Medicine below. This story will be updated with more content.

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

School of Medicine

Compiled by Julie Garcia