<p>Okay, so I need a list of only the 6 year bs/md programs...including the ones where you can choose 6 years or 7 years...So if you guys could just name off the ones you may know, it would be great!
I'm actually a a junior and I'm trying to get some early action in...</p>
<p>psu / jefferson</p>
<p>umkc </p>
<p>akron i think?</p>
<p>kent i think?</p>
<p>Accelerated</a> Medical Degrees - Combined and Accelerated Medical Programs</p>
<p>theres the site look at it</p>
<p>omg thank you so much!
You have no idea how long i've been looking for a website like that!
i owe you....big time</p>
<p>I hope 6 year programs list is up-to-date. 7 and 8 year programs list is not complete.</p>
<p>Curriculum</a> Directories heres another site then i think this is more up to date than the former</p>
<p>yea I had seen that website before
but I kinda wanted to know what university correlated with what medical school
cause dont you have to apply through the university
and sometimes a medical school hosts many universities
thats why i like the format of the first website</p>
<p>so why isn't the 7 year and 8 year programs up to date? what changes have there been that you know?</p>
<p>I am aware of some programs in Ohio that are NOT included in the list. I do not have any info for any other states.</p>
<p>Hello, I live in Michigan, and i'm a junior, will be a senior after this summer. I want to get into some good colleges, and maybe even one of those BS/MD programs. As a fellow CC member could you please evaluate my chances:</p>
<p>Race: South Asian</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 unweighted, i dunno weighted
Rank: 1(out of 604)
ACT: 30 but shooting for a 33
SATI: - will take soon
PSAT: 192
SAT II: Math2-710 Bio-770
I've taken AP Bio(5) and AP Calc(5) as a junior, i'll be a senior soon and will take AP Chem, dual enroll in Calc II and III and might take AP History.</p>
<p>Health experience: Physician shadowing (100+)
Nursing home (100+)
Emergency Room (50+)
Medical Research (250 +)
Volunteering: Big Brother once a week(50+), Hindu Temple (50+)
Freshman tutor (plan to be next year)
EC's: NHS, Chess club, UNITE club, and Anime Club (of course lol)
Job Experience: Kumon; tutoring kids in math and reading. 12 hrs a week.</p>
<p>I'm looking at: U of M(possible safety?), MSU Med Scholars, Wayne State MedStart, NEOUCOM, Albany Medical College BS/MD, and St.Bonaventure BS/MD.
Are these valid expectations/attempts to be undertaken? I am especially intererested in MSU Med Scholars, but i do know that the competition is extremely high to get into these programs.</p>
<p>Your input would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to recommend any other colleges i should apply to.</p>
<p>^Forget NEOUCOM, Honey. Out of state puts you at a supreme disadvantage. You'll need to up your ACT if you want even an interview. Michigan is a match, not a safety. You have a decent shot at MedStart.</p>
<p>Thanks! Exactly how much should I up my ACT? Sorry, I did not mean to sound cocky when I said Michigan was a safety lol. Hmmm, MedStart, how much should I up my ACT to get an interview for MedStart, and also MSU med scholars?</p>
<p>indichick: Sorry for hijacking your thread, I'll make up for it.
Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) (7 year program) Provisional admission into medical school. Typical applicant has an average 1500 SAT score, 33-34 ACT score, 3.9 G.P.A., and three SAT II subject tests (writing, chemistry and math IIc) Students must take the MCAT and maintain a minimum G.P.A average. Applications are due Dec 1 on the year prior to matriculation. International students: Eligible for this combined program (link) Contact phone number: Admission representative 617-353-2300 </p>
<p>Drexel University College of Medicine (DUCM) (7 year program) Applicants require minimum SAT score of 1360, minimum 3.5 GPA, in top 10% of high school class, and maintain a minimum 3.45 GPA as an undergraduate (no grades less than a C), and a minimum MCAT score of 30. If interested in Drexel University College of Medicine, applicants can choose from the following undergradutate campuses: Wilkes University (WU), West Chester University (WU), Muhlenberg College (MC), Monmouth University (MU), Lehigh University (LU), Villanova University (VU), Rosemont College (RC), and Ursinus College (UC).</p>
<p>George Washington School of Medicine (GWSM) and George Washington University (GWU) (7-8 year program) Provisional admission into medical school. Each year a student's progress is monitored. Applicants require minimum SAT 1400, MCAT not required, and must maintain a minimum 3.3 GPA as an undergraduate. Students required to take SAT II in writing, science and mathematics. Students must have 100 hours of community service per year. 20 students matriculate into the program every year. Freshman scholarship options (FSO) available. International students: Not eligible for the combined program. Contact phone number: 800-447-3765</p>
<p>Howard University College of Medicine (HU) and Howard University (HU) (6 year program) Contact phone number: 202-806-7231</p>
<p>Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University (JMC) and Penn State University (PSU) (6 year program) Guaranteed admission into medical school upon matriculating into the six year accelerated program. Applicants requires minimum SAT 1440, top 10 percent of high school class. MCAT needed in junior year. Contact Robert Mitchell at 814-865-5471</p>
<p>Meharry Medical College School of Medicine (MMC) with Tennessee State University (TSU) (7 years) Contact: Dr. Harlston</p>
<p>Meharry Medical College School of Medicine (MMC) with Fisk University (FU) (7 year program) Applicants not guaranteed admission into Meharry Medical school upon applying to Fisk University. Applicant must enroll in Fisk University and will be evaluated on the following: Grades (minimum GPA 3.3), high school ranking and SAT scores. A joint committee screens and interviews the applicants for medical school. In the junior year, the MCAT is taken and a minimum score of 24 is needed. After matriculating into Meharry Medical School for one year, a BA degree is granted from Fisk University.</p>
<p>Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (NOU) (6 year program) Guaranteed admission into the medical school. Average applicant has a 3.86 GPA, SAT score of 1273, and admission preference given to Ohio residents. International applicants: Must have a green card to apply. If interested in Northeastern College of Medicine, applicants can choose from the following undersgraduate campuses: University of Akron (UA), Kent State University (KSU) and Youngstown State University (YSU). Contact: Dr. Martha Kory at 330-972-7154</p>
<p>Northwestern University- Feinberg School of Medicine (NUFS) (7 year program) Applicants require SAT I and SAT II subject tests in writing, mathematics level IIc, and chemistry. You must take a year of calculus, including differential/integral calculus and simple differential equations. Contact phone number: 708-491-7271 </p>
<p>Rush Medical College (RMC) and Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) (6 year program) Applicant not guaranteed admission into medical school. Applicant applies after second year at IIT, students must complete research at IIT, and students have the option to apply to MD/PH.D program. Contact phone number: 312-567-3025</p>
<p>University of California- Los Angeles School of Medicine (UCLA) and University of California, Riverside (UCR) (7 year program) Contact phone number: 908-787-4333</p>
<p>University of Miami School of Medicine (UM) (HPME program; 6 year program) Guaranteed admission into the medical school. Applicants requires minimum SAT score of 1360, be in the top 10 percent of high school class, take SAT II by Jan. 15 of senior year in high school, must maintain a 3.2 science GPA and 3.4 cumulative GPA. International students: Not eligible for the combined program. Contact: Maria Fallon at 305-284-4323</p>
<p>University of Florida College of Medicine (UFCM) (7 year program) Applicants apply their sophomore year and guaranteed admission into the College of Medicine. Applicants must be Florida residents and non-Florida residents may apply, minimum SAT score of 1200, minimum G.P.A.of 3.5, secondary application must be completed. Contact phone number: 352-392-4569</p>
<p>University of Miami School of Medicine (UM) (6-7 year program) Apply to medical school in second year at the undergraduate school. Applicants require an SAT 1 score of 1270 and a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.4. Applicants will be interviewed by faculty members. Contact: Maria Fallon at 305-284-4323 </p>
<p>UMDNJ- New Jersey Medical School (UMDNJ) and Boston University (BU) (7 year program) Applicants must be New Jersey residents. The program requires research experience during one summer at UMDNJ.</p>
<p>Miami's site is confusing on the amount of time required to get a bs/md. On this page, Dual</a> Degree Honors Programs | University of Miami , it says it is a 7 or 8 year course. On another page, Honors</a> Programs Requirements | University of Miami , it states it as a 6 year course with a 7th year optional.</p>
<p>hi.m rite nw in high school and is wishing to go into the medical field....i have heard that there are pre med schools that allow walk over to the college by taking into consideration the GPA that has been maintained...here writin M-CAT is not required....in this program even the no. of years of study is reduced to 6-7 years..i have found that this program is there in SIENNA college in Albani, New York...i would like to know if this program is there in any of the colleges in Florida...if so please reply to me......</p>
<p>Mattc/o2011,</p>
<p>I believe UMiami has 2 programs (7 or 8 yrs combined). The honors program in Medicine (HPM) is applied to during senior yr of HS. If accepted, the student may choose to complete undergrad in 3 years or 4 years, before entering Med school. My son considered this program and wanted the 4 yr undergrad (8 yr combined program) because he's not interested in rushing undergrad and wants to study abroad - which is difficult to do in the accelerated programs.</p>
<p>UMiami also offers another combined program called Medical Scholars Program. Students apply to this program after their 1st year of undergrad at UMiami. They are selected at the end of their 2nd yr and are then eligible to start med school after completing their 3rd year of undergrad. I'm sure there are strict requirements for getting all your required courses done by the end of the 3rd year. These students need high stats coming out of HS and also high stats (3.7 GPA) at UMiami. This program seems intended for kids who don't decide on MEDICINE until after they start college.</p>
<p>Note: I don't think internationals are eligible for these programs (on the first link describing the programs, it says "Applicants to the Honors Program in Medicine must be US citizens or permanent residents of the United States with an alien registration receipt card in their possession at the time of application." </p>
<p>BUT, I'm not sure why the honors dual program is listed on the Prospective International web page (the second link you provided). The prospective international student page describes the HPME program as being 6/7 yrs, but points you to a note in the legend (#) that states "Recommended that students apply for general admission to the University by November 15 through the Early Action or Early Decision Programs. Open to U.S. citizens and residents only." So, yes it IS confusing.</p>