Accelerated Undergraduate to M.D., B.A.R.S.C. & M.D.
Program Overview
Accelerated Undergraduate to M.D., B.A.R.S.C. & M.D.
School of Medicine Columbia
South Carolina Honors College
In this innovative, fast track program, Honors students complete their undergraduate degree and medical degree in seven years.
The accelerated undergraduate to M.D. is a highly selective program for Honors College students and one of the most rigorous and challenging undergraduate programs offered by the University of South Carolina. Admittance to this degree program is based on a separate application process completed prior to matriculation.
Program Highlights
Accelerated Progression
Fast track completion of medical degree with pre-med and honors requirements done in three years.Financial Assistance
Use undergraduate scholarships during first year of med school which begins in fourth undergraduate year.Scholar Community
Join a close-knit community of ambitious, like-minded students pursuing a pathway to medicine.Extensive Support
Get mentored by current medical school students who are program graduates and professional staff.
What You’ll Study
A student admitted into the accelerated undergrad to M.D. program pursues a B.A.R.S.C. degree and constructs an individualized program. The program includes completion of all pre-med and additional honors requirements in three years and has a significant research and thesis component. Medical school starts in the fourth year of the program and is completed in four years.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
Laboratory Research
Conducting experiments and analyzing data to gain new knowledge and insights in a scientific fieldMedical Terminology
Understanding and using specialized language and vocabulary in health care settingsNetworking
Building relationships and making connections with others to advance personal or professional goalsResearch
Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problemsScientific Writing
Communicating scientific research and findings in a clear, accurate and compelling mannerCritical Thinking
Analyzing and evaluating information to make informed decisions or judgments
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Physician
- Research Lab
- Laboratory
Workplace Settings
- Health Care
- Medicine
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