Early Acceptance Programs

[avinash]

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Hey

I was just wondering what schools have the early accpetance programs and is it possible to tranfer to these schools and still particiapte in the early accpetance program?

I also hear that you dont need to take MCAT if you get into these programs, isnt that a good thing? I am just a freshman entering college, so i dont know much right now.....

Good Luck Everyone

 

[KNightInBlue]

Hey

I was just wondering what schools have the early accpetance programs and is it possible to tranfer to these schools and still particiapte in the early accpetance program?

I also hear that you dont need to take MCAT if you get into these programs, isnt that a good thing? I am just a freshman entering college, so i dont know much right now.....

Good Luck Everyone

Buy the MSAR. Its a book published by the AAMC that has all the med schools in the country describe their programs, even the early acceptance ones. This is a must-have for any premed.

You should DEFINITELY try for the early acceptance programs. I am kicking myself for not having done that. Could have saved myself a load of time AND money.

However, keep in mind that some programs do require the MCAT (although the score they require is pretty nominal - 27 or so for the programs I saw).
Then again, there are those that do NOT require the MCAT (like SUNY Buffalo for example).

Just buy the MSAR and it gives you all the details.


Good Luck

 

[dara678]

Northwestern's HPME (7 years, no MCAT required)
USC's Bacc-M.D. (8 years, MCAT required)
Brown
Rice (?)

There's quite a few, with their advantages and disadvantages. PM me if you want to know more ... I don't want to get flamed for posting what I really think.