Is there any way to combine college and medical school?

A number of universities offer combined (B.S./M.D.) college and medical school programs. About five percent of all U.S. medical school students participate in these programs. While most involve the typical four years of undergraduate education followed by four years of medical school, some programs permit students to complete both undergraduate and medical school in six to seven years. Several programs are limited to state residents, and many require prospective medical students to be enrolled at specific undergraduate institutions.

For More Information:

• AAMC Curriculum Directory Web Site  - Free Resource!
  Information about combined college/M.D. programs, medical school programs, and curricula can be found in this database (searchable by school and program type). 
  
  

• Medical School Admission Requirements (MSAR™)
  Published by the AAMC, this book is the most authoritative guide for applying to medical school. This accurate, thorough, and reliable resource is the only complete guide to U.S. and Canadian medical schools fully authorized by the schools themselves.  In it you will find information on application procedures and deadlines, selection factors (including MCAT® scores and grade-point averages), medical school class profiles, education costs and financial aid packages, and much more. See Chapter 10 for Information on Combined College/M.D. Programs for High School Students.