<p>Which medical schools offer guaranteed admissions to accepted freshmen to the given university or later, during sophomore year of college?</p>
<p>With the exception of the combined degree programs, no schools do this.</p>
<p>Look at Knox. I have not researched it but it has some sort of "early admission to med school" program . I believe I have heard of others,also. (O.K. It is called the Knox-Rush Early Identification program and it has some advantages and some disadvantages but it MAY be what you are looking for)</p>
<p>Georgetown University has an Early Assurance Program to its medical school which begins sophomore year.</p>
<p>Yeah, sorry about the confusion. I meant which colleges offer combined degrees of BS/MD?</p>
<p>And of those schools, which ones do I have a chance at?</p>
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<li>GPA: 3.86 unweighted, 4.15-4.2 weighted (15 AP's and honors - toughest)</li>
<li>SAT I: 1500; SAT ii's: 750s on 2 of them</li>
<li>Cycling Team (7 hrs/week/every week of the year)</li>
<li>Speech and Debate Team (5 hrs/week/35 weeks)</li>
<li>Around 500 hours of community service, helping day workers and using Spanish skills to translate what they're saying (I'm not from Mexico though) and also time at Hospital</li>
<li>Advanced Percussion (3 hrs/week/every week of the year)</li>
<li>Started an organization (internationally recognized) which helps needy children in my homeland of India. The organization's helped ~50-100 needy kids with college scholarships. Currently, the organization is moving to also provide clothing, medicine, general funds for disadvantaged youth. Started the non-profit organization by myself. It takes up about 20-25 hours/week and occassional trips to the country since there's about 10 part-time employees in the organization - This is pretty much my biggest EC and 'hook' for the colleges, in my opinion.</li>
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<p>Could I get into George Washington U, etc etc? Thanks for the help in advance.</p>
<p>I beleive Rutgers has such a program.</p>