MD.DO-PhD Programs - APSA.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S	T	U	V	W	X
1	Color code	did not accept applicants last year	MSTP	DO-PhD program
2					Applications					Matriculants
3	Region	State	Medical School	Website	Applications	In state %	Out of state %	Men %	Women %	Matriculants	In state %	Out of state %	Men %	Women %	MSTP?	Accept international students?	Tuition covered?	Stipend info 2023-2024	Health insurance and dental			Admin		Director
4	Northeast	Connecticut	Yale	Yale University School of Medicine	697	3	97	51.6	47.3	17	5.9	94.1	47.1	47.1	YES	YES	FULL	PhD: 49,800 (2024-2025: 51,045)	FULL	MD-PhD students are included in grad students union (https://local33.org/our-contract/)
5			Connecticut	University of Connecticut School of Medicine	228	7	93	46.9	53.1	8	12.5	87.5	62.5	37.5		YES	FULL; program covers most fees	32,000 in 2020	FULL
6		District of Columbia	Georgetown	Georgetown University School of Medicine	290	1	99	44.1	55.5	3	0	100	66.7	33.3			FULL	27,144 during MD & 37,673 during PhD	FULL	will not be considered for MD-only
7			Howard	Howard University College of Medicine	96	1	99	32.3	67.7	0	0	0	0	0			N/A	A min of 24,000 for PhD students	N/A
8		Maryland	Johns Hopkins	Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	600	8.8	91.2	52.5	46.5	11	18.2	81.8	72.7	27.3	YES		FULL	32,352 during MD & 36,508 during PhD	FULL
9			Maryland	University of Maryland at Baltimore School of Medicine	401	13.2	86.8	49.6	50.1	9	77.8	22.2	33.3	66.7	YES		FULL	32,250 during MD & 33,325 during PhD	FULL
10			Uniformed Services-Hebert	Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences	39	20.5	79.5	56.4	43.6	2	0	100	50	50			FULL	35,800 for first 3 years	FULL
11		Massachusetts	Harvard	Harvard Medical School	782	9.8	90.2	50.9	47.8	15	26.7	73.3	40	53.3	YES	YES	FULL	45,696 for PhD	FULL
12			Massachusetts-Chan	University of Massachusetts Medical School	381	13.4	86.6	47	52.5	9	33.3	66.7	33.3	66.7	YES	YES	FULL	35,600	FULL
13			BU-Chobanian Avedisian	Boston University School of Medicine	401	12.2	87.8	41.9	56.6	6	16.7	83.3	33.3	66.7			FULL	seems like no stipend during MD years; 41,200 during PhD years	covered during PhD phase, unclear for the MD phase
14			Tufts	Tufts University School of Medicine	462	12.1	87.9	45.7	53.2	4	0	100	50	50	YES		FULL; but you need to pay MD disability insurance fee ($52 for M1, $48 for M2-4), MD student activity fee ($126 for M1-4 per year), and graduate school student fees ($120 per year)	41,000	FULL
15		New Hampshire	Dartmouth-Geisel	Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth	313	0.3	99.7	49.2	50.5	2	0	100	50	50		YES	FULL	40,000 during PhD & 40,500 after passing qualifying exam	FULL
16		New Jersey	Rutgers-RW Johnson	Rutgers - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School	218	17	83	48.2	50.5	5	60	40	20	80			FULL	35,000	not sure
17			Rutgers New Jersey	Rutgers - New Jersey Medical School	152	18.4	81.6	45.4	53.9	4	75	25	50	50			FULL	Year 1 & 2 - $20,000 annual stipend (paid by NJMS) Years 3-5 - $33,999 annual stipend (paid by SGS) Year 6 & 7 - $29,605 annual stipend (paid by NJMS)	not sure
18			Cooper Rowan	Rowan University Cooper Medical School	19	26.3	73.7	47.4	52.6	0	0	0	0	0			You pay MD 1 & 2 tuition. MD 3 & 4 are partially supported by PhD advisor. You are responsible for paying all student fees	For the engineering doctoral program, the PET student receives a $30K stipend per year in the engineering PhD program.	not sure
19		New York	Cornell-Weill	Weill Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan-Kettering Tri-Institutional MD/PhD Program	627	11	89	52.2	46.9	20	10	90	65	35	YES	YES	FULL	Students in Year 1: $43,000. Students in Year 2: $46,150. Students in Year 3 and beyond: $48,600	FULL
20			Einstein	Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University	536	13.1	86.9	51.1	47.8	15	33.3	66.7	40	60	YES		FULL	At Einstein all MSTP students receive a stipend, currently $42,000, each year they are in the program. The stipend increases periodically. In addition, all MSTP students receive complete tuition remission and health insurance for all years they are in the program. All incoming students are guaranteed to receive a studio apartment in student housing (rent is $789)	FULL
21			Columbia-Vagelos	Columbia Vegelos College of Physicians and Surgeons	698	10.3	89.7	51.6	47.4	14	0	100	57.1	42.9	YES	YES	FULL	Stipends for 2022 - 2023 are allocated three times a year: Summer 7/1-8/31 ($6,784); Fall 9/1-1/15 ($15,264); Spring 1/16-6/30 ($18,656) = Total $ 43,137. Please note that stipends increase annually in accordance with cost-of-living increases. In addition, an annual conference stipend of $400 per year is made available to MSTP students.	FULL
22			NYU-Grossman	New York University School of Medicine	541	10.4	89.6	51.9	46.6	8	0	100	50	50	YES		FULL	Our MD/PhD candidates receive benefits including tuition remission, an annual stipend of $51,000 (the highest in New York City), healthcare coverage, guaranteed subsidized housing close to campus, and opportunities to apply for additional scholarships and funding.	FULL
23			Renaissance Stony Brook	SUNY at Stony Brook Health Sciences Center	307	23.8	76.2	49.8	49.2	7	85.7	14.3	28.6	71.4	YES		FULL	34,000	FULL
24			Rochester	University of Rochester School of Medicine	331	12.7	87.3	51.4	46.2	6	50	50	50	50	YES		FULL	32,300	FULL
25			Buffalo-Jacobs	SUNY at Buffalo School of Medicine	157	26.8	73.2	51.6	47.1	4	25	75	75	25				28,000 during MD years; 31,000 during PhD years. Fees that are not covered by the MD/PhD program: Approximately $3000 + Additional out-of-pocket expenses during MD years
26			Mount Sinai-Icahn	Mount Sinai School of Medicine	593	11.1	88.9	52.1	47	4	25	75	75	25	YES		FULL	47,000	FULL
27			Zucker Hofstra Northwell	Hofstra North Shore - LIJ School of Medicine	123	31.7	68.3	50.4	49.6	4	75	25	75	25				40,000: payments split equally between the fall and spring semesters.
28			SUNY Downstate	SUNY Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine	140	32.9	67.1	45.7	52.9	3	66.7	33.3	66.7	33.3				graduate assistantship - 39,028 for the first two years of PhD; then the funds are provided through training grants. Unclear whether you will receive a stipend during MD years.
29			SUNY Upstate-Norton	SUNY Upstate Medical University	139	27.3	72.7	50.4	48.2	3	0	100	66.7	33.3				32,000
30		Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania-Perelman	University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine	748	5.1	94.9	50.9	47.9	30	13.3	86.7	50	50	YES	YES	FULL	40,000 + 2000 relocation cost	FULL
31			Pittsburgh	University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	583	7.5	92.5	51.5	47.2	12	25	75	58.3	41.7	YES		FULL	40,000	FULL
32			Penn State	Penn State University College of Medicine	227	12.3	87.7	49.8	48.5	8	25	75	50	37.5	YES		FULL	program website does not have stipend information, but PhD stipend is 33,393	program covers 80% of medical, dental and vision coverage
33			Jefferson-Kimmel	Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University	197	13.2	86.8	48.7	48.7	5	0	100	80	20		YES	FULL	33,500	No dental insurance coverage, not covered during MD years, full health insurance coverage during PhD years
34			Temple-Katz	Temple University School of Medicine	197	10.2	89.8	43.7	54.8	3	33.3	66.7	0	66.7			FULL	NO INFORMATION	FULL
35			Drexel	Drexel University College of Medicine	236	11	89	47	51.3	2	0	100	50	50			FULL	35,000	provide a medical insurance allowance
36			Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine	Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine																Based on our search, we only found DO/MS in Forensic Medicine
37		Rhode Island	Brown-Alpert	Brown University School of Medicine	312	1	99	50.3	49	1	0	100	100	0			FULL	42,412	covers a health-services fee and a health-insurance subsidy	You are required to apply for a T35 training grant during the fall of MS1
38		Delaware	0
39		Maine	0
40		Vermont	0
41		Total for the Region	33
42		Open for matriculations	31
43
44	Central	Illinois	Northwestern-Feinberg	Northwestern University Medical School	651	7.1	92.9	53	46.4	16	18.8	81.3	56.3	43.8	YES	YES	FULL	38,508 + 1000 relocation + 999 for a computer; Students who come to the program with an outside fellowship or receive an outside fellowship while enrolled will receive a bonus equal to 10 percent of the fellowship's first year stipend.	FULL		Joyce Tamanio	j-tamanio@northwestern.edu	Alan Hauser	ahauser@northwestern.edu
45			Chicago-Pritzker	University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine; University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine	607	7.1	92.9	51.7	46.8	11	18.2	81.8	45.5	54.5	YES		FULL	38,200 + 1000 relocation	FULL		Haley Burkhardt, MS	haley.burkhardt@bsd.uchicago.edu	Marcus Clark, MD; Alison Anastasio, PhD	mclark@medicine.bsd.uchicago.edu; aanastasio@bsd.uchicago.edu
46			Illinois	University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine	340	12.9	87.1	48.5	50.3	9	33.3	66.7	11.1	77.8	YES			NO INFORMATION					Brandon Sieglaff; Julie Mann	sieglaff@uic.edu; jlmann@uic.edu
47			Loyola-Stritch	Loyola University of Chicago - Stritch School of Medicine	146	14.4	85.6	49.3	50	4	25	75	75	25							Kristin Wojtulewicz	ssom-mdphd@luc.edu	Sam J. Marzo, MD
48			Carle Illinois	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign College of Medicine	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0								msp@medicine.illinois.edu	James Slauch, PhD
49			Chicago Med Franklin	Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science - Chicago Medical School	125	9.6	90.4	42.4	56	0	0	0	0	0			FULL	NO INFORMATION	NA			igpbs@rosalindfranklin.edu
50		Indiana	Indiana	Indiana University School of Medicine	211	10	90	57.8	41.2	6	50	50	50	50	YES		FULL	35,000 with 1.5% increase per year	FULL			mdphd@iu.edu	Benjamin Gaston, MD; Brittney-Shea Herbert, PhD
51		Iowa	Iowa-Carver	University of Iowa College of Medicine	216	6	94	56	43.1	9	22.2	77.8	55.6	44.4	YES		FULL	graduate school: 31,620	FULL			mstp@uiowa.edu	Denise Jamieson MD, MPH; Patricia Winokur, MD	denise-jamieson@uiowa.edu; patricia-winokur@uiowa.edu
52		Kansas	Kansas	University of Kansas School of Medicine	121	6.6	93.4	48.8	50.4	6	16.7	83.3	66.7	33.3			FULL	37,400	FULL		Amy Wolf, MS	awolf5@kumc.edu	Timothy A. Fields, M.D., Ph.D.	tfields@kumc.edu
53		Michigan	Michigan	University of Michigan Medical School	588	6.1	93.9	52.7	46.4	14	35.7	64.3	28.6	71.4	YES		FULL	PhD: 38,970	FULL			MSTP-Admissions@umich.edu	Kathleen Loretta Collins, MD PhD	klcollin@umich.edu
54			Wayne State	Wayne State University School of Medicine	114	21.9	78.1	50	48.2	6	66.7	33.3	50	50			FULL	up to 30,000	UP TO 5,000 for health insurance if required during pre-clinical years & subsidized health and dental insurance during graduate phase			mdphd@med.wayne.edu	Ryan Thummel, Ph.D., M.D./Ph.D. Program Director	rthummel@med.wayne.edu
55			Michigan State	Michigan State MD/PhD Program Website	85	18.8	81.2	51.8	48.2	1	0	100	0	100			CHM-MSU track: partial tuition; CHM-VAIGS: tuition is NOT covered	There are 2 tracks at Michgan State: CHM-VAIGS and CHM-MSU MD/PhD tracks. For CHM-MSU track, the amount is n/a but you do receive some sort of stipend support; you are reuiqred to apply for an NIH F30 or its equivalent during your first 2 years of PhD training. For CHM-VAIGS track,	yes but not sure if its full				Cindy Grove Arvidson, PhD; Eric Swindell, PhD	arvidso3@msu.edu; Eric.Swindell@vai.edu
56			Michigan State	Michigan State DO-PhD Program Website													fully funded DO-PhD program starting summer 2024		Full health insurance	DO-PhD program	Michelle Volker, CHRS, CFMLAS	volkerm@msu.edu	Brian C. Schutte, Ph.D.	schutteb@msu.edu
57			Western Michigan-Stryker	Wstern Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine	22	36.4	63.6	54.5	45.5	0	0	0	0	0								admissions@wmed.edu
58		Minnesota	Mayo-Alix	Mayo Medical School	468	4.9	95.1	51.7	47.4	11	9.1	90.9	45.5	54.5	YES		FULL	38,434	low-cost compregensive medical insurance, not sure if its fully covered by the program		Lisa Hurley	mayoclinicmdphd@mayo.edu	Lisa Schimmenti, M.D.; Scott Kaufmann, M.D., Ph.D.	schimmenti.lisa@mayo.edu; kaufmann.scott@mayo.edu
59			Minnesota	University of Minnesota Medical School	403	7.4	92.6	52.9	45.4	10	10	90	50	50	YES	YES	FULL	Current Stipends for Graduate Programs: $34,200 - Microbiology, Immunology and Cancer Biology (MICaB) $34,000 - Molecular Pharmacology and Therapeutics (MPaT) $34,000 - Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics (BMBB) $34,000 - Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology and Genetics (MCDBG) $34,200 - Integrative Biology and Physiology (IBP) $34,000 - Neuroscience $32,000 - Rehabilitation Sciences	you need to pay 5% of the health insurance premiun cost			sshurson@umn.edu	Yoji Shimizu, Ph.D.	shimi002@umn.edu
60		Missouri	Washington U St Louis	Washington University School of Medicine	617	3.1	96.9	52.4	46.2	22	9.1	90.9	50	50	YES	YES	FULL	37,000	FULL	The program also provide child daycare subsidy: $3,550 per semester for one eligible child; $4,550 per semester for two eligible children; $5,550 per semester for three or more eligible children		mstp@email.wustl.edu	Wayne M. Yokoyama, MD
61			Missouri Columbia	University of Missouri - Columbia School of Medicine	64	15.6	84.4	54.7	43.8	4	75	25	0	100			FULL	Provide stipend but do not know the amount, may reuqire assistantship? Minimum stipend of 19,020 for an academic year (9 mounths) with assistantship.	subsidized health insurance		Christa Smith	smithchrista@missouri.edu	Charlotte Phillips, PhD; W. David Arnold	phillipscl@missouri.edu; wdavidarnold@health.missouri.edu
62			Saint Louis	Saint Louis University School of Medicine	99	6.1	93.9	55.6	42.4	2	50	50	100	0			MD years are paid in the form of loans and repayment is waived upon completion of the dual MD and PhD degrees.	NO INFORMATION	FULL		Nicole Clark	nicole.clark@health.slu.edu	Jane McHowat, Ph.D., F.A.H.A.	jane.mchowat@health.slu.edu
63		Nebraska	Nebraska	University of Nebraska College of Medicine	79	5.1	94.9	53.2	45.6	5	0	100	20	80			FULL	31,500 for PhD	FULL				Justin Mott, MD, PhD	justin.mott@unmc.edu
64			Creighton	Creighton University School of Medicine	40	0	100	65	35	2	0	100	100	0				NO INFORMATION				medadmissions@creighton.edu
65		Ohio	Case Western Reserve	Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine	465	5.2	94.8	53.1	46.2	12	0	100	50	41.7	YES		FULL	35,000	FULL	Free computer fund		mstp@case.edu.	Alex Huang, MD, PhD
66			Ohio State	Ohio State University College of Medicine	305	10.5	89.5	56.1	42.3	12	25	75	41.7	58.3	YES						Ashley Bertran	Mdphd@osumc.edu	Ginny Bumgardner, MD, PhD; Rama Mallampalli, MD	Ginny.Bumgardner@osumc.edu; Rama.Mallampalli2@osumc.edu
67			Cincinnati	University of Cincinnati College of Medicine	256	11.3	88.7	52.7	46.1	9	22.2	77.8	44.4	55.6	YES		FULL	35,000	FULL			mstp@uc.edu	Gurjit Khurana Hershey, MD, PhD
68			Toledo	University of Toledo College of Medicine	39	33.3	66.7	59	41	3	0	100	66.7	33.3			only 2 students receive full tuition waiver	N/A			Allison Spencer, M.Ed	allison.spencer@utoledo.edu	Robert Smith, M.D., Ph.D.	robert.mccullumsmith@utoledo.edu
69			Ohio University - Heritage	Ohio University - Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine													Tuition wavier for Year 3 - 7/8			DO-PhD program		com-oas@ohio.edu
70			Wright State-Boonshoft	Wright State University School of Medicine	56	17.9	82.1	42.9	57.1	0	0	0	0	0
71		South Dakota	South Dakota-Sanford	University of South Dakota School of Medicine	29	6.9	93.1	55.2	44.8	2	50	50	0	100							Wendy Pederson	wendy.pederson@usd.edu	Xuejun Wang	xuejun.wang@usd.edu
72		Wisconsin	MC Wisconsin	Medical College of Wisconsin	220	5.5	94.5	53.6	45.9	10	0	100	60	40	YES		FULL	33,612	FULL			mstp@mcw.edu	Nita H. Salzman, MD, PhD	nsalzman@mcw.edu
73			Wisconsin	University of Wisconsin Medical School	382	3.7	96.3	53.7	45	4	0	100	75	25	YES		FULL; but probably need to pay 750 a semester during graduate school	MD: 33,000; PhD: 36,000 for 2024-2025	FULL			mstp@med.wisc.edu	Anna Huttenlocher, MD	huttenlocher@wisc.edu
74		North Dakota	0
75		Total for the Region	28
76		Open for matriculations	24
77
78	South	Alabama	Alabama-Heersink	University of Alabama School of Medicine	264	6.4	93.6	53.4	45.5	11	9.1	90.9	54.5	45.5	YES		FULL	33,660	FULL	$4000 per student educational enhancement fund during the duration of training
79			The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Auburn Campus																	DO/PhD program; no information on the website
80		Arkansas	Arkansas	University of Arkansas College of Medicine	52	15.4	84.6	48.1	50	4	75	25	50	50				no information
81		Florida	Florida	University of Florida College of Medicine	174	23	77	50	48.9	11	63.6	36.4	54.5	45.5			FULL?	MD: 31,670.15 is the total aid amount provided to MD-PhD trainees (including yearly stipend, full tuition, insurance, etc); PhD: 29,602	full during PhD training
82			Miami-Miller	University of Miami Miller School of Medicine	328	10.4	89.6	52.7	47	5	20	80	60	40	YES		FULL, student activity fees are paid by the student	41,000	FULL
83			UCF	University of Central Florida College of Medicine	54	31.5	68.5	68.5	31.5	2	0	100	100	0			NOT COVERED during MD years; FULL during PhD years	only receive stipend during PhD years: 22,000 in the form of either Graduate Teaching Assistantship or Graduate Research Assistantship (it's odd beccuase PhD only degrees in Biomedical Sciences get paid 27,000 - 34,000 per year)	NOT COVERED during MD years; FULL during PhD years
84			USF-Morsani	University of South Florida College of Medicine	79	32.9	67.1	51.9	48.1	0	0	0	0	0
85		Georgia	Emory	Emory University School of Medicine	692	4	96	49.9	49	10	30	70	50	50	YES	YES	FULL	35,175 (lower than PhD only rates)	FULL
86			MC Georgia Augusta	Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University	73	30.1	69.9	41.1	58.9	3	100	0	66.7	33.3			FULL, you are responsible to pay $25 per semester during PhD enrollment	29,000	FULL
87			Morehouse	Morehouse School of Medicine	68	8.8	91.2	32.4	66.2	0	0	0	0	0
88		Kentucky	Kentucky	University of Kentucky College of Medicine	107	5.6	94.4	57.9	41.1	7	0	100	57.1	42.9			FULL	30,000	FULL
89			Louisville	University of Louisville School of Medicine	74	8.1	91.9	52.7	44.6	3	33.3	66.7	0	100
90		Louisiana	LSU New Orleans	Louisiana State University, New Orleans School of Medicine	61	8.2	91.8	57.4	41	2	50	50	50	50			FULL	NO stipend during MS1&2; Starting Year 3 (GS1): 26,000 Pre-Step 2 & 28,000 after Step 2
91			LSU Shreveport	Louisiana State University, Shreveport School of Medicine	32	12.5	87.5	34.4	65.6	0	0	0	0	0
92			Tulane	Tulane University School of Medicine	129	4.7	95.3	48.8	51.2	2	50	50	50	50			FULL; but students are responsible for all fees assessed during the academic year	33,000
93		Mississippi	Mississippi	University of Mississippi School of Medicine	2	100	0	50	50	1	100	0	100	0			FULL	28,000
94		North Carolina	North Carolina	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine	455	9.7	90.3	51.4	47.7	12	50	50	58.3	41.7	YES		FULL	32,500	FULL
95			Duke	Duke University School of Medicine	659	6.8	93.2	52.5	46.4	9	11.1	88.9	11.1	88.9	YES		FULL	MS1:34,971.7; MS2: 37,776.7; MS4: 31,343.36; GS : 37,776.70	FULL
96		Oklahoma	Oklahoma	University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center	42	11.9	88.1	57.1	42.9	2	100	0	50	50			FULL	PhD have teaching or research assistantships: 30,000
97		Oklahoma	Oklahoma state	Oklahoma State Univerity Center for Health Sciences														PhD stipend is available but limited. You need to apply for stipends. The full amount is 21,180 per year		DO-PhD program. You do PhD first, then DO
98		South Carolina	MU South Carolina	Medical University of South Carolina	162	7.4	92.6	51.2	47.5	6	16.7	83.3	66.7	33.3	YES	YES	FULL	37,000	FULL
99			South Carolina Columbia	University of South Carolina School of Medicine	35	5.7	94.3	42.9	57.1	0	0	0	0	0
100		Tennessee	Vanderbilt	Vanderbilt University School of Medicine	580	1.9	98.1	47.4	52.1	15	13.3	86.7	46.7	53.3	YES	YES	FULL	36,500	FULL	Offers a moving bonus