<p>Hi I have an odd question and I'm not sure anyone would know about this, but here goes. Is it possible to apply to ANY BA-BS/MD program if you plan to spend only 3 years in high school? Meaning as a junior, where you get your high school diploma after the freshman year of college. And I'm basically asking about the 7-8 year programs. Thanks for any help</p>
<p>Anybody????</p>
<p>thats a strange situtation. I'm not sure whether anyone here knows about this.</p>
<p>sure its possible. If you have all the required number of classes that the colleges with the combined programs require for admission and the necessary tests then you can apply. </p>
<p>But let me offer my opinion to you. Hopefully you can consider. </p>
<p>These programs are VERY competitive as you know. Consider spending 1 more year in high school and use that year to possibly increase your GPA, SAT, etc...or even solidify some medically related EC's.</p>
<p>This will all make you an EXTREMELY strong candidate at the end of senior year.</p>
<p>I dont really see any point in rushing to get through it all. It can only be beneficial for you if you wait. You have a disadvantage of 1 less year of experience compared to the kids you will be up against for these programs. They may see that in your interview. Take the year to make yourself a very very very strong applicant.</p>
<p>Good luck to you.</p>
<p>Thanks for the advice doogie311</p>