BS/MD programs provide a direct path from high school to medical school, combining undergraduate and medical education into one streamlined program. While some universities offer both degrees, others, like the Rice/Baylor Medical Scholars Program, collaborate with separate institutions.
Program Length & Requirements
These programs typically last 7-8 years, though some range from 6 to 9 years. Students must meet rigorous academic standards, including pre-med coursework and a minimum GPA. Some programs still require the MCAT, while others do not.
Key Changes for 2024-2025
Northwestern HPME Discontinued: Northwestern University no longer offers its BS/MD program.
Test-Optional Policies: Many schools, including Northwestern, have adopted test-optional admissions.
Updated Requirements: Each university has unique criteria—always check official websites for details.
Admission Essentials
High School Courses: Strong background in math and science (biology, chemistry, physics, calculus).
Standardized Tests: Some programs still require SAT/ACT and subject tests, but many are flexible.
Application Timeline: Most deadlines fall between October and January; interviews take place in early spring.
FAQs
Can BS/MD students apply to other medical schools? Most programs allow applications to other schools, though policies vary.
Can international students apply? Public universities often limit BS/MD admissions to U.S. citizens, while private schools may have more flexibility.
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For the latest details, visit the AAMC website or check individual university admissions pages.
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