Which schools require GRE for MD/Phd Applications?

[clg5026]

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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?

 

[texan2009]

The only one I remember was Ohio State. I decided not to apply.​

 

[jammy22]

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

 

[bd4727]

I don't believe any of the MSTP-funded schools do.

 

[dmblue]

University of Michigan does for engineering, humanities and social science phd's

 

[Naijaba]

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?

 

[witness23]

you cant apply to brown md phd dawg, only brown kids can

 

[witness23]

i mean people from Brown, not skin color, sorry

 

[dmblue]

i mean people from Brown, not skin color, sorry

lol, i think that was pretty clear

 

[schrizto]

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.

 

[xcrunner01]

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