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Hi - So I am on the fence between pursuing an MD or PhD and would like your insight. I'm uncertain about an MD/PhD since I am a non-traditional student and not the brightest of the brightest.
I had previously done work in clinical research as a clinical...
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I can't seem to find a PhD program that would allow someone to conduct clinical research without an MD!.
For clinical research tend to be for after someone completes an MD, and those are only MS degrees.
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SDN Members don't see this ad. ( About Ads ) Let's say that I am set to just pursue just my MD. What pathways would I take if I ultimately want to do bench research with some clinical work on the side, similar to the 70/30 that MD/PhDs do? I have come...
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The lack....
To take a chance on you than they would a MD/PhD- that 60K they are giving you is taking away will be willing to take a chance on you than they would a MD/PhD- that 60K they are giving you a bench research career.
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Hello everyone,
I was hoping for some advise on a rare circumstance. I will be completing a Masters of Science in Cancer biology by next summer (2013). I will have a gap year (Fall '13-Summer'14) to enter medical school in Fall of 2014. If I continue ...
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I'm a bit confused about your question - are you talking about completing both an MD and a PhD or are you just hoping to apply and enter then?
Regardless, you need to consider these things:
1) MD/PhD to MD/PhD....
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SDN Members don't see this ad. ( About Ads ) I'm in a bit of a dilemma. My parents recently found out about the existence of MD/PhD programs from a friend who currently happens to be in one himself. Needless to say, when they found out about the tuition...
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I already know the pros/cons about MD/PhD programs, how I should not go into one solely from 100k - 240k in....
My parents recently found out about the existence of MD/PhD into these programs.
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SDN Members don't see this ad. ( About Ads ) Hi everyone - I was wondering if any recent PhD-to-MD medical school applicants could comment on my situation.
I am looking to complete my PhD in Bioengineering. I am currently holding an MSTP acceptance at...
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You can apply for the next MD/PhD GPP application cycle as a track 3 to excel.
Financial aid)? Does your current institution have an MD/PhD program or MSTP? If so, have you talked partnership program (GPP) at the NIH.
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SDN Members don't see this ad. ( About Ads ) Hi all,
1. Do any of you know how an institution decides which of their md/phd students get which type of funding? ("MSTP grant," T32, institutional, private, other, etc) 2.
and have any of you had a case in...
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For (2), if you are in an MD/PhD program are in an MD/PhD program you are ineligible for NSF grants despite your funding source.
It is purely an administrative matter as far as I know .
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SDN Members don't see this ad. ( About Ads ) I am applying for 2013 and I am thinking about the costs associated with interviews and would want to have an updated list of schools that would assist us as far as costs are concerned. So, I found this post...
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They didn't seem to get that some compromises have.
Of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign paid for everything, at least for their MSP (MD-PhD) interviewees, but feared the ten-plus-year MD-PhD students I saw.
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I'm looking to apply to clinical PhD programs next year. I would be very interested in staying in the DC/MD/VA area. I'm curious to know if any students who are currently attending a fully funded program in the area would be willing to share how much ...
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Fairfax County, VA and Montgomery County, MD are the two nicer counties in the area which can have less expensive housing of living will be an issue anywhere but a couple ....
To find safe, cheaper housing look outside of DC into MD or VA.
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Hi all. I know I'm just a pesky premed, but I was hoping some of you might have some insight into this.
I'm a nontraditional student who will be starting med school this year and need to decide which school in the next few days. The final two contenders...
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Yes, the MD/PhD is fully funded, which I didn't think was a huge deal (given off by my older age if I choose the MD/PhD route (probably will be 34 when I start residency)? QuoteIts hard to see how....
Thanks for the responses.
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We have refillable pipette tip boxes. The refills have plastic inserts that hold the tips in alignment. You have to remove that insert before we can autoclave the box. We also need the box's actual insert and the lid. No matter how many times the lab ...
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Of MD/PhD students, I applaud you! Did you tell her to read them? faupanda: Did you tell her to read: As a former lab tech who worked with a lot of MD/PhD students, I applaud you!
I am so glad you understand.
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