I want to do neuroscience/neuroimaging research through an MD/PhD program.
Which schools (if any) require the GRE for the application in addition to the MCAT?
Which schools (if any) require the GRE for the application in addition to the MCAT?
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Ohio state only requires it if you are going BME. It doesn't require it for the neuro or IBGP ( integrated biomedical). I just checked 2 seconds ago, because I'm applying there and got nervous since I didn't take the GRE.
I haven't come across any school that requires the GRE if you are going for a phd in a standard field as opposed to bioethics, anthropology, etc. But I also haven't looked at every school
I haven't come across any school that requires the GRE if you are going for a phd in a standard field as opposed to bioethics, anthropology, etc. But I also haven't looked at every school
According to this:
http://www.aamc.org/students/considering/research/mdphd/faqtable.pdf
Only one school requires the GRE: Brown. I think maybe that is because they have a liberal arts focus?
http://www.aamc.org/students/considering/research/mdphd/faqtable.pdf
Only one school requires the GRE: Brown. I think maybe that is because they have a liberal arts focus?
I think Georgetown requires the GRE if you want your PhD in bioethics. And I think it's weird that Brown only lets Brown kids apply to their MD/PhD program.
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MSP program does require the GRE for some programs.
Look here:
https://www.med.illinois.edu/MSP/Admissions/GradDeptInfo.pdf
Look here:
https://www.med.illinois.edu/MSP/Admissions/GradDeptInfo.pdf