The students are very professional and want to learn. They are dedicated and know how valuable the information is.

A medical doctor in rural Rwanda can share information with a specialist in the capital or Tulane.

You can sense the genocide from 10 years ago, but there is still a sense of optimism and energy.

Rwanda's health issues are severe, but there is a willingness to learn. This program addresses and does research in the area of AIDS and disseminates it throughout Rwanda and Africa.

They realize they have wasted a lot of time and want to catch up.

We are aware of the problem. There is a great deal of information available online to assist students [in the application process], however, we expect all students applying to do their own work when drafting an essay.