This guide is for any high school student considering a career in medicine. It gives every detail you could want, from applications to the college experience to the medical school experience. It includes an extensive list of combined / accelerated programs throughout the nation along with the application requirements, due dates, and recommendations all in one place. Not only that, this book has tips on some less discussed issues, like how to deal with the stresses of the workload or how to handle overbearing parents. Make your applications to college and medical school easier and simpler with the help of this guide!

This guide is for any high school student considering a career in medicine. It gives every detail you could want, from applications to residency. It includes an extensive list of combined/accelerated programs throughout the nation along with application requirements, due dates, and recommendations in all one place. Not only that this book has tips on some less discussed issues, such as how to deal with stresses of a high workload or how to handle overbearing parents. Compliment your experience with the website with special placed QR codes through the book. This complete edition includes: -Planning from middle school to residency on how to succeed in the program -More information on how to improve your application -Revamped program list section with more information about each program -How to get into competitive residencies as well as whole match process -Top advice from students in the BS/MD program -Complement your reading with QR codes throughout this book, which will lead you to up-to-date material online

If you've landed on this page, chances are you already know a thing or two about Combined/Accelerated BS-BA/MD Programs. This book will teach you the rest. Known to few, direct medical programs ensure a student's entrance into medical school, straight out of high school. There are a limited number of programs affiliated with universities nationwide and they are extremely competitive. In this book, we'll cover more about these programs, requirements, how to be competitive in the admissions process, and how to prepare your application and essay. Most importantly, it'll also prepare a high school student for their first of many career interviews.This guide was written to not only educate an applicant on preparing for these programs, but ultimately, to help the applicant reach his or her goal of becoming a physician.For more up-to-date information, visit www.directbsmd.com.

If you've landed on this page, chances are you already know a thing or two about Combined/Accelerated BS-BA/MD Programs. This book will teach you the rest. Known to few, direct medical programs ensure a student's entrance into medical school, straight out of high school. There are a limited number of programs affiliated with universities nationwide and they are extremely competitive. In this book, we'll cover more about these programs, requirements, how to be competitive in the admissions process, and how to prepare your application and essay. Most importantly, it'll also prepare a high school student for their first of many career interviews. This guide was written to not only educate an applicant on preparing for these programs, but ultimately, to help the applicant reach his or her goal of becoming a physician. For more up-to-date information, visit www.directbsmd.com.

If you've landed on this page, chances are you already know a thing or two about Combined/Accelerated BS-BA/MD Programs. Known to few, these programs ensure a student's entrance into medical school, straight out of high school. There are a limited number of programs available in universities nationwide and they are extremely competitive. Learn all about these programs, and how to prepare and apply for them!

If you've landed on this page, chances are you already know a thing or two about Combined/Accelerated BS-BA/MD Programs. Known to few, these programs ensure a student's entrance into medical school, straight out of high school.There are a limited number of programs available in universities nationwide and they are extremely competitive. Learn how to distinguish yourself!

The most complete guide to BS/MD programs available. Updated for 2013. Written by a college counselor who has helped hundreds of students like you become the strongest candidate for BS/MD programs. Includes: How to find the best program for your needs The types of essay questions asked by BS/MD programs Questions asked during medical school interviews How to be the strongest possible candidate This is the most current and complete guide to BS/MD programs available anywhere. For every program it includes: Contact information Application deadlines Program details Application requirements Acceptance rates Whether it admits international students If you want to get into a BS/MD program, read this book.

For high school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine, this is the path for you: Combined BS/MD Programs. These programs guarantee your admission into medical school from high school - so if you know you want to become a doctor, this is the guaranteed way to go. Getting into a combined medical program is not easy these days. It takes more than just great grades. From essay guidelines to interview prep, find out what experiences you need to get into a BS/MD program. This book includes not only the full list of programs in the United States updated to reflect the 2013-2014 cycle, but it also includes advice for student and parents. These programs are highly competitive, are you? Written by a current BS/MD student who has advised dozens of students on how to gain admission into a direct medical program straight out of high school.

Taken directly from the brand-new full-size 27th edition of Barron’s Profiles of American Colleges, this shorter, up-to-date directory is designed for students who restrict their choice of schools to the northeastern United States. It presents complete profiles of all accredited four-year schools in Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York State, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont