<p>Just wondering...are there any BA/MD/PhD programs??</p>
<p>I doubt it....
Why would you want to do that???? :)</p>
<p>To my knowledge, there are BS/MD programs (Villanova) and some medical schools have MD/PhD programs (New York Medical College and Georgetown University)</p>
<p>You could go to Northwestern HPME and then later join the MSTP (MD-PhD). If you get into HPME and then just do well on the MCAT then, MSTP will not be too difficult for you.</p>
<p>melodious-- Some people choose to do that because.. well, if you do MSTP, tuition for 7-8 years is free, plus they will pay you $20,000+ to come to their schools</p>
<p>yeah, seriously, how could you beat that?!?! FREE medical and graduate school (eaning MD and PHD from Northwestern), plus some pay....</p>
<p>Oh, how happy my parents would be</p>
<p>If money's an issue and if you're a California resident, medical school at any of the 4 UC schools is free too. :)</p>
<p>I guess that's makes sense in some ways, but usually BA/MD programs are made to keep clinicians in that school's respective state... People with MD/Ph.D's are usually more research oriented...</p>
<p>I would think that getting a solid 4 years of science would serve someone better if they were interested in getting a Ph.D... All the combined programs that I applied to were humanities oriented, so I guess I just never though about someone who wanted to do research applying to one... </p>
<p><em>ponders</em> For some reason it still doesn't sound like a great idea to me.</p>
<p>I definitely wouldn't just do that for the "fun" extra letters behind my name... or to make my parents overjoyed... :)</p>