Does applying to a BA/MD program in the past make you a reapplicant?

[radioactive15]

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[IlyaR]

I'd call admissions to be sure, but I'd imagine you wouldn't be a reapplicant


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[gyngyn]

Special programs are still part of the medical school.

 

[deleted702880]

As per the AAMC, "you are only a reapplicant to schools that previously received an AMCAS application from you." So unless it was a weird BA/MD program that went through AMCAS then I'd wager no.

https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/faq/amcas-faq/
Under "Am I a reapplicant to all schools or only the ones I applied to before?"

Edit: Also worth noting that you can be a reapplicant if you fail to matriculate in one cycle but will not be a reapplicant to schools that you didn't apply to in a previous cycle. So even if you are considered a reapplicant, it will only be to your undergraduate's medical school.

 

[radioactive15]

As per the AAMC, "you are only a reapplicant to schools that previously received an AMCAS application from you." So unless it was a weird BA/MD program that went through AMCAS then I'd wager no.

https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/faq/amcas-faq/
Under "Am I a reapplicant to all schools or only the ones I applied to before?"

My BA/MD application did not go through AMCAS. I'll call the admissions to verify

 

[Pagan FutureDoc]

My BA/MD application did not go through AMCAS. I'll call the admissions to verify

That's almost always the best course of action.