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CHSU has a health sciences library within the College of Osteopathic Medicine building. Most of our materials can be accessed via the library website by students, faculty, staff, and preceptors. The library team is available Monday-Friday from 8 am to 5 pm and can best be reached by email.
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California Health Sciences University (CHSU) is committed to welcoming people from all backgrounds, and we seek to include knowledge and values from many cultures in the curriculum, extra-curricular activities, and within our campus community.
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CHSU-CBHP is committed to complying with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, federal laws that prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability, and relevant state law. The Office of Academic Affairs supports qualified students with disabilities by determining eligibility and providing necessary and reasonable academic adjustments/accommodations.
Any student seeking accommodations due to disability is required to register by completing the forms below and once completed please email them to Dr. Rosemary Sanchez at rsanchez@chsu.edu. Requests for academic adjustments or accommodations can also be emailed to msbsacademicaffairs@chsu.edu.
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Taking care of yourself while attending CHSU is a priority. Mental and physical well-being sets the groundwork for your success as a student and beyond.
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CHSU offers our students opportunities to use critical thinking, tackle challenges, and research in our state of the art learning environments.
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Tutoring services
The MSBS Tutor Program offers free tutoring services to help improve students’ academic performance for all courses. The MSBS Tutor Program offers one-on-one sessions, where Student Doctors from the CHSU College of Osteopathic Medicine will be tutors. One-on-one sessions are up to 6 hours per week, and MSBS students are recommended to meet with the assigned Student Doctor tutor more than once but can work with other tutors, if needed.
Meet The Tutors
Meet the tutors for the MSBS Program! The tutors are typically graduates of the MSBS Program and many of them are currently attending the CHSU College of Osteopathic Medicine in their journey to become physicians. Due to their academic schedules, their availability varies. You may contact them via their CHSU email address.
Oluwabomi “Bomi” Adekoya, MS
MSBS Class of 2024
Received a B.S., Psychology and Pre-Health Professions Certificate from the University of Texas at Austin; graduated the CHSU MSBS Program with High Honors. Currently a first-year medical student at CHSU-COM. Please contact me for help!
Students come to me for:
All MSBS coursework, study strategies, or any advice regarding the program and balancing student life
Harnoor Brar, MS
MSBS Class of 2025
I’m so excited to work with you on your academic journey! I’m from Fresno and I graduated from UC Davis. I’m happy to help with any subject, though Anatomy and Physiology are my personal favorites. Feel free to reach out!
Students come to me for:
Physiology, Anatomy, study strategies and resources, or any advice regarding the program and student life
Nathan Do, MS
MSBS Class of 2025
The Central Valley is a major part of my upbringing. Born in Modesto, I worked as a dental assistant in Tracy. My premed arc is graduating from UC Davis as a Human Biology major and attending the MSBS program to get into medical school.
When not studying, my hobbies are drawing, cooking, lifting, TV, and video games. Now trying new activities like rock climbing and sports in my postmed arc.
Students come to me for:
I can help in all subjects, share my study tips, tricks, and how I prepare for courses & exams, as well as MCAT preparation
Cristiana Gonzalez, MS
MSBS Class of 2025
I completed my undergrad at Fresno State and graduated in 2024. The MSBS program was truly a valuable experience for me, both academically and personally, and really prepared me for the next steps of my journey. I hope to share my experiences with you!
Students come to me for:
Anything! I would love to provide tips for studying or testing in the program and the MCAT. Topics/course specialties (order from best to least): Anatomy I/II, Physiology & Pathophysiology I/II, Genetics, Molecular, & Cell Biology, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Integrated Skills and Applications I/II.
Chandler Kelser, MS
MSBS Class of 2025
I am one of your MSBS Tutors. I wanted to welcome you to CHSU College of Biosciences and Health Professions. Whether you have questions about content or if you are looking for mentorship and guidance, I am just an email away!
Students come to me for:
Anything! I can help in all subjects, share study tips & tricks, and share my personal MCAT experience as well as how I balance work, life & school.
Rishab Majumder, MS
MSBS Class of 2025
Sport and coffee enthusiast, here to help make the MSBS/MCAT preparation approachable.
Students come to me for:
I can help build MCAT plan/content preparation and any MSBS coursework, or both.
Request a tutor
Students interested in one-on-one tutoring sessions are required to complete a tutoring form and email Dr. Rosemary Sanchez at rsanchez@chsu.edu to be paired with a Student Doctor tutor.
Financial aid and tuition
We assist our students in understanding, applying for, and securing financing for a professional educational, from the beginning of their academic career at CHSU to their post-graduate entry into the workplace and beyond.
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Graduation
Celebrate our Class of 2026 MSBS Program graduates! Check out the graduation page for the latest updates and information about the festivities!
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