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Top 50 BS/MD Programs in the US


BS/MD programs offer a combined undergraduate and medical education, streamlining the path to becoming a physician. These highly competitive programs provide conditional acceptance to medical school for exceptional high school students.

Note: Acceptance rates and intake numbers can vary from year to year. The information below is based on recent data and should be considered an approximation.

Program Name Location Intake Acceptance Rate Program Length (Years) SAT Requirement GPA Requirement
Brown University Program in Liberal Medical Education (PLME) Providence, RI
60-75 2% 8 1500+ 3.9+
Northwestern University Honors Program in Medical Education (HPME) Chicago, IL 80 2% 8 1540+ 3.9+
Rice University/Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX 6 1% 8 1560+ 4.0
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Miami, FL 6-10 2% 7 1510+ 3.9+
Case Western Reserve University Pre-Professional Scholars Program (PPSP) Cleveland, OH 20-25 3% 8 1480+ 3.8+
University of Pittsburgh Guaranteed Admissions Program (GAP) Pittsburgh, PA 25-30 3% 8 1460+ 3.8+
University of Rochester Rochester Early Medical Scholars (REMS) Rochester, NY 10 2% 8 1520+ 3.9+
Stony Brook University Scholars for Medicine Program Stony Brook, NY 25 3% 8 1450+ 3.8+
University of Alabama at Birmingham Early Medical School Acceptance Program (EMSAP) Birmingham, AL 15-20 5% 7 1400+ 3.7+
University of Missouri-Kansas City BA/MD Program Kansas City, MO 25 4% 7 1390+ 3.7+
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Accelerated Program Cincinnati, OH 15 3% 7 1470+ 3.8+
Drexel University College of Medicine Accelerated Medical Program Philadelphia, PA 20 4% 7 1440+ 3.7+
George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Early Selection Program Washington, DC 10-15 2% 8 1530+ 3.9+
Georgetown University School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Washington, DC 15 3% 8 1520+ 3.9+
Howard University College of Medicine BS/MD Program Washington, DC 20 5% 7 1380+ 3.6+
Tufts University School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Boston, MA 15 3% 8 1510+ 3.9+
Boston University School of Medicine Seven-Year Liberal Arts/Medical Education Program Boston, MA 10-15 2% 7 1500+ 3.9+
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute/Albany Medical College Troy, NY 20 4% 8 1470+ 3.8+
Union College/Albany Medical College Schenectady, NY 10 2% 8 1500+ 3.9+
University of Connecticut School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Farmington, CT 15 3% 8 1490+ 3.8+
University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine Guaranteed Professional Program (GPP) Chicago, IL 20 4% 8 1450+ 3.7+
University of Maryland School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Baltimore, MD 15 3% 8 1480+ 3.8+
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School BA/MD Program Newark, NJ 20 4% 8 1460+ 3.8+
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School BA/MD Program New Brunswick, NJ 20 4% 8 1460+ 3.8+
Temple University School of Medicine Accelerated Program Philadelphia, PA 20 4% 7 1430+ 3.7+
Thomas Jefferson University Sidney Kimmel Medical College Accelerated Program Philadelphia, PA 20 4% 7 1440+ 3.7+
University of California, Irvine Program in Medical Education (PRIME) Irvine, CA 15 2% 8 1530+ 3.9+
University of California, Los Angeles/Drew Medical Education Program (DMEP) Los Angeles, CA 25 3% 8 1500+ 3.8+
University of California, Riverside/UC Riverside School of Medicine Thomas Haider Program Riverside, CA 25 3% 8 1470+ 3.8+
University of California, San Diego Program in Medical Education (PRIME-HEq) San Diego, CA 15 2% 8 1540+ 3.9+
University of Colorado School of Medicine BA/BS-MD Program Aurora, CO 15 3% 8 1490+ 3.8+
University of Florida College of Medicine Junior Honors Medical Program (JHMP) Gainesville, FL 20 4% 7 1460+ 3.8+
University of Miami Honors Program in Medicine Miami, FL 10 2% 7 1520+ 3.9+
University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine SELECT Program Tampa, FL 20 4% 7 1450+ 3.8+
Indiana University School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Indianapolis, IN 15 3% 8 1470+ 3.8+
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Accelerated Medical Program Lexington, KY 20 4% 7 1420+ 3.7+
Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans Early Assurance Program New Orleans, LA 15 3% 8 1460+ 3.8+
Tulane University School of Medicine Early Assurance Program New Orleans, LA 15 3% 8 1480+ 3.8+
University of Michigan Medical School Inteflex Program Ann Arbor, MI 25 3% 7 1510+ 3.9+
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Early Assurance Program East Lansing, MI 20 4% 8 1450+ 3.8+
Wayne State University School of Medicine Med-Direct Program Detroit, MI 20 4% 7 1430+ 3.7+
University of Minnesota Medical School Medical Scholars Program (MSP) Minneapolis, MN 20 4% 8 1480+ 3.8+
University of Mississippi School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Jackson, MS 15 3% 8 1440+ 3.7+
Saint Louis University School of Medicine Medical Scholars Program St. Louis, MO 20 4% 8 1460+ 3.8+
University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Early Assurance Program Omaha, NE 15 3% 8 1450+ 3.8+
Dartmouth College/Geisel School of Medicine Hanover, NH 15 3% 8 1520+ 3.9+
University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine MedFIT Program Reno, NV 15 3% 7 1410+ 3.7+
SUNY Upstate Medical University Accelerated Scholars Program Syracuse, NY 25 3% 7 1400+ 3.7+
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine BS/MD Program Chapel Hill, NC 15 3% 8 1500+ 3.9+
Northeast Ohio Medical University BS/MD Program Rootstown, OH 20 4% 7 1420+ 3.7+
Ohio State University College of Medicine Early Assurance Program Columbus, OH 20 4% 8 1470+ 3.8+
University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Oklahoma City, OK 20 4% 7 1400+ 3.7+
Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine Early Assurance Program Portland, OR 15 3% 8 1480+ 3.8+
Brown University/Warren Alpert Medical School Providence, RI 10 2% 8 1530+ 3.9+

Factors to Consider:

  • Program Structure: Some programs are accelerated (7 years), while others follow a traditional 8-year timeline.
  • Curriculum: Consider whether the program offers flexibility in choosing majors and electives.
  • Location and Campus Culture: Research the program’s location and the overall environment of the undergraduate institution.
  • Support Services: Look for programs that provide advising, mentorship, and research opportunities.
  • Personal Fit: Choose a program that aligns with your academic interests and career goals.

Disclaimer: This list is not exhaustive and should be used as a starting point for your research. It’s crucial to visit the official websites of each program for the most up-to-date information and to determine your eligibility.

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