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As a B.S./D.O. student, and a frequent browser of the forums, I think it will be very helpful for qualified SDN pre-meds to apply to early acceptance programs. Compared to regular medical school admissions interviews during the traditional senior year cycle, these interviews are highly relaxed and usually in groups. Questions go around the circle; when it gets to you, long as you maintain good composure and offer a respectable answer, 9/10 you'll be accepted to the EAP. (they say business casual wear, but always wear formal!) Admission into these programs are far less competitive in contrast to the regular round, and the GPA/MCAT requirement to stay in the program is surprisingly doable.
High-schoolers, do some research. a whole mountain of B.S./M.D. and B.S./D.O. options for you.
Pre-med juniors/seniors, try out Early Decision to get an advantage over rolling applicants
Acceptance rates for edp applicants are very high, and coveted by people aware of them.
Tufts University School of Medicine (for Tufts undergrads) Early Assurance Program » Eligibility | Tufts University School of Medicine
Icahn School of Medicine - Mount Sinai (open pre-med) FlexMed Early Admission | Icahn School of Medicine
* maintain cGPA of 3.5, no MCAT required
SUNY Upstate Medical School (open pre-med)
Early Assurance Program (EAP) for College Sophomores | College of Medicine | SUNY Upstate Medical University
* maintain cGPA of 3.5, MCAT 509 required
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (open pre-med)
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine | ROSE Program - Program Components - ..WB1PRD02W-med.uc.edu
* maintain cGPA 3.5, sGPA 3.5, meet minimum MCAT
University of Toledo College of Medicine & Life Sciences (open pre-med juniors)
UT College of Medicine's MEDStart
* no GPA or MCAT requirement once accepted
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (open pre-med)
Osteopathic Medical Scholars Program - College of Osteopathic Medicine - Michigan State University
* strong hand-holding program offering community service, research experience, and early exposure to medicine
* does not guarantee acceptance, but puts you at the top of the list for preferred applicants. maintain 3.5 cGPA sGPA, no MCAT required
High-schoolers, do some research. a whole mountain of B.S./M.D. and B.S./D.O. options for you.
Pre-med juniors/seniors, try out Early Decision to get an advantage over rolling applicants
Acceptance rates for edp applicants are very high, and coveted by people aware of them.
Tufts University School of Medicine (for Tufts undergrads) Early Assurance Program » Eligibility | Tufts University School of Medicine
Icahn School of Medicine - Mount Sinai (open pre-med) FlexMed Early Admission | Icahn School of Medicine
* maintain cGPA of 3.5, no MCAT required
SUNY Upstate Medical School (open pre-med)
Early Assurance Program (EAP) for College Sophomores | College of Medicine | SUNY Upstate Medical University
* maintain cGPA of 3.5, MCAT 509 required
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (open pre-med)
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine | ROSE Program - Program Components - ..WB1PRD02W-med.uc.edu
* maintain cGPA 3.5, sGPA 3.5, meet minimum MCAT
University of Toledo College of Medicine & Life Sciences (open pre-med juniors)
UT College of Medicine's MEDStart
* no GPA or MCAT requirement once accepted
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (open pre-med)
Osteopathic Medical Scholars Program - College of Osteopathic Medicine - Michigan State University
* strong hand-holding program offering community service, research experience, and early exposure to medicine
* does not guarantee acceptance, but puts you at the top of the list for preferred applicants. maintain 3.5 cGPA sGPA, no MCAT required
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