Baltimore historically Black college to open new medical school

Baltimore-based Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital plans to open a new medical school at historically Black college Morgan State University, also in Baltimore, CBS affiliate WJZ reported Sept. 27.

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Expected to open in 2024, the medical school would have about 700 students and 150 employees.

Ascension St. Agnes told WJZ it aims to provide underserved minority students a chance to live, work and learn in Baltimore. The for-profit, private medical school will be the first to open in 45 years at a historically Black college or university.

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