A Guide to BS/MD Programs
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About this livestream
Join CollegeVine advisor, Sri Srinivasan, to learn about BS/MD combination programs. Sri will explain how these programs work, how you can evaluate if they are a good fit for you, and how you can apply.
Advisor
Sri Srinivasan
Education
B.S., Biochemistry, University of TulsaBio
Just as my mentors have helped me define and reach my own goals, I hope to focus my time and energy on ambitious students who are embarking on their own journeys through college and beyond. I was accepted to the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine's BS/MD program, and since 2020, I have been working with students in the BS/MD and pre-med admissions processes to secure their spot into careers as future physicians. Currently, I am a second-year medical student with an interest in interventional radiology.Specialties
STEMMedicine
Undergrad College: University of Pennsylvania '2021
Major: Linguistics, Cognitive Science
Graduate College: University of Edinburgh
Work Experience: Throughout my advising career, I’ve helped tons of students craft their perfect admissions narrative, nail their interviews, maximize their standardized test scores and ultimately, gain acceptance to their dream schools! During undergrad, I worked as an RA in two research labs, culminating in published work, in addition to serving as a near-peer public speaking coach. I am currently completing my MSc in Evolution of Language and Cognition at the University of Edinburgh.
My Admissions Story: As a low-income student, I had no idea how to approach college admissions. I remember looking at the sticker prices for the schools I was interested in and worrying that college might not actually be for me. Fortunately, I was able to find my way, navigating the complex process of admissions and aid. I’m so excited to be in a position to help other students who feel as I once did.
