Does anyone know what are the medical schools that accept students straight out of high school?

Question

I only know one, & its the University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical School

Answer 1

You are thinking of BS-MD programs. No AMERICAN school puts a high schooler straight into medical school (however, this is the practice in many parts of Asia).

These compressed programs start with an accelerated bachelor's degree, then you take the MCAT and are admitted to the med program. Most programs are 7 years, but UMKC has a 6 year program.

UC Riverside and Univ. of Southern California also offer similar programs.

My best friend did the UCR program and dropped out in 2 quarters. They start with 200 students. Only 8 make it to the UCLA at the end. This is because you will be taking a lot of hard classes at once, and you will be fighting to keep your grades up as well as stay sane.

Answer 2

Well, you would have to make sure that you could take the necessary classes at your community college that are prerequisites to get into med school. Such as biology, chemistry, organic chem, physics, anatomy, etc. If you cannot take these classes, but still decide to go to community college, you might have an extra year or so when you do transfer to a university. Also, you might want to keep in mind that, quite often, medical schools are less likely to accept individuals who went to that university for undergrad.

Answer 3

there arent any. You have to go to college premed for 4 years. Then take the mcats and then see what school will except you. University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical School will not except you if you dont do any of those things, its illegal

Answer 4

There are no such Medical schools that would do that. In order to qualify to apply into Med school, an individual would have had to have the science education that only a university would be able to provide.