In addition, the Freshman Honors Seminars offer first-year students small, intellectually stimulating seminars taught by eminent members of the University's Faculty of Arts and Science. Visit the MAP web site for more information. Your final two years of study will be devoted to in-depth study of a major and to courses chosen from a broad range of electives. A major may be departmental or a concentration within the department. If you have several strong interests, you might chose an interdepartmental major, a joint or double major or a major with one or more minor concentrations.
Most majors offer considerable scope for independent study and research.
Freshman applicants for the B.A.-M.D. Combined Degree Program ONLY must submit scores from either three Advanced Placement Tests, or from three College Board SAT II Subject Tests, one of which must be an examination in English. Finalists will interview with faculty from the College of Arts and Science and the School of Medicine. This program is only open to Freshmen applicants. You may not apply to this program as an Early Decision candidate.