Application Form

2021 Application Now Avaliable!
The 2021 application form can be retrieved below in PDF or MS Word format:
An individual’s financial situation should not prevent a student from applying to the program; limited scholarships available (Details for applying are available on the application).
Refer questions to the following:
Ann Sansing, Director, asansing@ext.mstate.edu or 662-325-4043
Jasmine Harris-Speight, Assistant Director, jrh667@msstate.edu or 662-325-6640
Do I Qualify?
- Currently completing your junior year of high school
- Minimum composite score of 22 on the ACT
- High school grades in line with ACT scores
- Desire to learn about a career in health or science
- Mississippi resident
- Application due date is March 31, 2021
Download the Word document -RMS Application2021.docx
Download the PDF -RMS Application2021.pdf
Please email the application to Program Directors Ann Sansing aps6@msstate.edu and Jasmine Harris-Speight jrh667@msstate.edu.
Issue retrieving ACT scores and transcripts from your school?
Please email the school counselor's contact information to jrh667@msstate.edu.
Counselor Name:
School Name:
Email:
Phone number:
Our staff can reach out to this person for a transcript and ACT Scores.
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