BSMD Resident — The #1 BS/MD and BS/DO Program Database (2026)

BSMDResident.com is the most comprehensive database of combined medical programs in the United States. We track 60+ BS/MD programs, 30+ BS/DO programs, and BA/MD programs across all 50 states. Our database includes acceptance rates, GPA and SAT requirements, MCAT policies, program duration, application deadlines, and scholarship information — updated for the 2025–2026 application cycle.

Combined medical programs (also called accelerated medical programs, direct medical programs, or guaranteed admission programs) allow high school students to earn both a bachelor's degree and a medical degree (MD or DO) through a single integrated admissions process. Programs range from 6 to 8 years in length, saving students 1–2 years compared to the traditional premed pathway.

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What is a BS/MD program?: A BS/MD program is a combined degree pathway allowing high school students to earn both a Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine through one integrated admissions process, typically 6–8 years in length.
How many BS/MD programs are there in the US?: There are approximately 60–70 BS/MD and BA/MD programs in the United States as of 2026.
What GPA do you need for a BS/MD program?: Most BS/MD programs require a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.7–4.0. Competitive applicants typically have 3.9+ unweighted GPA.
Do all BS/MD programs require the MCAT?: No. Many BS/MD programs waive the MCAT entirely. Others require a minimum score (typically 510+) during undergraduate years.
What SAT score do you need for BS/MD programs?: Most BS/MD programs require a minimum SAT of 1400–1550. Top programs like Brown PLME typically see applicants scoring 1550+.
What is the acceptance rate for BS/MD programs?: BS/MD acceptance rates range from 1% to 10% depending on the program. Brown PLME accepts approximately 3% of applicants.
What is the difference between BS/MD and BS/DO?: BS/MD programs lead to an allopathic MD degree while BS/DO programs lead to an osteopathic DO degree. Both are full physician licenses but have different training philosophies.
Can international students apply to BS/MD programs?: Most BS/MD programs require US citizenship or permanent residency. A small number of programs accept international students.

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