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The following colleges have guaranteed admissions programs to get accepted to medical. However, please note that they generally have strict requirements to stay in these programs.
-University of Pittsburg
(http://www.medadmissions.pitt.edu/admissions-requirements/guaranteed-admissions.php)
Notes: Not really "guaranteed" since it requires a lot. There is a minimum high school GPA, SAT score, you must maintain a 3.75 undergrad GPA, you must do research, and you need clinical exposure. In addition, you must apply to this during your regular under grad application so people who had a challenging high school experience are severely disadvantaged. Basically the only good thing about this program is the waived MCAT requirement.
-Randolph-Macon College
(http://www.rmc.edu/Academics/PreMed/Guaranteed-Medical-School-Admission.aspx)
Notes: Has three programs; Early Selection at George Washington university, BS/MD joint with Eastern Virginia Medical School, Preferred Applicant Track Agreement
Virginia Commonwealth University. MCAT is waived for all programs, but obviously there are strict GPA requirements. Another point of interest: the joint BS/MD program is non-binding (you are not obligated to attend that medical school).
-Knox College
(http://www.knox.edu/academics/courses-of-study/medicine/early-admission-to-medical-school.html)
Notes: offers early admission to George Washington University. However, in addition to GPA requirement of 3.5, students must have scored above 1800 on the SAT (or 27 on the ACT). Also, no science grade can be below a B-
If I find more I will post. Feel free to make any additions.
-University of Pittsburg
(http://www.medadmissions.pitt.edu/admissions-requirements/guaranteed-admissions.php)
Notes: Not really "guaranteed" since it requires a lot. There is a minimum high school GPA, SAT score, you must maintain a 3.75 undergrad GPA, you must do research, and you need clinical exposure. In addition, you must apply to this during your regular under grad application so people who had a challenging high school experience are severely disadvantaged. Basically the only good thing about this program is the waived MCAT requirement.
-Randolph-Macon College
(http://www.rmc.edu/Academics/PreMed/Guaranteed-Medical-School-Admission.aspx)
Notes: Has three programs; Early Selection at George Washington university, BS/MD joint with Eastern Virginia Medical School, Preferred Applicant Track Agreement
Virginia Commonwealth University. MCAT is waived for all programs, but obviously there are strict GPA requirements. Another point of interest: the joint BS/MD program is non-binding (you are not obligated to attend that medical school).
-Knox College
(http://www.knox.edu/academics/courses-of-study/medicine/early-admission-to-medical-school.html)
Notes: offers early admission to George Washington University. However, in addition to GPA requirement of 3.5, students must have scored above 1800 on the SAT (or 27 on the ACT). Also, no science grade can be below a B-
If I find more I will post. Feel free to make any additions.
