<p>What schools have 7 year med programs so that you are automatically guaranteed admissions to medical school right after college.</p>
<p>I know BU has one</p>
<p>the brown and rice/baylor one are most competitive i believe.</p>
<p>and Case Western has a program as well.</p>
<p>northwestern's HPME program is super selective.</p>
<p>Sophie Davis does, one of my friends got accepted to them, but she
s like a genius =P</p>
<p>I know SD's program is really hard to get into</p>
<p>University of Miami has one..........my cousin's husband got accepted with a 1530 SAT</p>
<p>Howard University (DC) has a 6-year program. If you're looking to foreign schools, the UK has a few 6-year programs such as the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (Dublin).</p>
<p>Brown's PLME program is actually a full 8 years if I am not mistaken, which means it is not accelerated, but the transition is smoother. It is not as competitive as I thought it would be, so definitely apply. I didn't because I thought I needed experience in research projects and hospital volunteering, but I probably could have gotten in without either.</p>
<p>midwest viola, did u get in? What were ur stats like?</p>
<p>never mind i see u said u didnt</p>
<p>UCSD - takes only 15 people nationwide. joint program, no MCATs.</p>
<p>UCSD's program is only for California students. Must have a 4.0 GPA and a 2250 on the SAT. Can only apply to the program if you're invited by UCSD (assuming you're accepted RD).</p>
<p>the reason, i imagine, they don't allow so many kids into 7 year med programs, because kids whose extracurricular activities have consisted of the typical high school experiance and who have no real world relateable experiance within medicine(such as actually volunteering at a hospital and doing more than just being a receptionist), may say or may be interested in pursuing it, but have no honest idea of what it entails. and so they only select students who actually have a better idea of what their job would entail, etc.</p>