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Penn State Question
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Well, according to PSU's MD/PhD program website, they still have NIH funding.
http://www.hmc.psu.edu/mdphd/
http://www.hmc.psu.edu/mdphd/
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Was Penn State ever an MSTP program? I didn't know that...I thought UPenn was the major MSTP program in PA.
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AndyMilonakis said:
As far as I know, it was. On their website, it mentioned MSTP status and NIH funding. I was wondering because on the NIGMS website, it was listed as a MST program until the last month. I would still like to work in their Ortho lab, regardless though.
AndyMilonakis said:
If memory serves me, when I applied they were getting funding for one student, and I'm not even sure if that was per year. I think the program is something like 6 students/year. I've always personally wondered how such a small program was getting MSTP funding when larger programs and research institutions were always trying to get it--like UMaryland or Jefferson in this area.
