Students who wish to combine the MD degree with a PhD in a field not offered within the Division of Biology and Medicine can apply to the graduate program of their choice, but do not receive funding through the medical school. Candidates may apply concurrently (if deferred entry is acceptable to the graduate school/program) or during the early years of medical school, and generally undertake the graduate portion of their education between the second and third years of medical school.

Students interested in research but not ready to commit to a dual-degree option can explore their interests through the Scholarly Concentrations Program, the Basic and Translational Research Program, or may find their own research mentor based on their specific interests.

Yes—applicants do not need to be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.

Not yet. We waive medical school tuition and provide tuition and stipend during graduate school. We do not yet have stipends for our students during medical school.

Not at this time. Students must do their PhD in a program within the Division of Biology and Medicine.

Eight years.