At the completion of their graduate studies, students then reenter medical school. Students who are in their second year of medical school may also apply to this program. J.D. Students must apply and be admitted to both the School of Medicine and the School of Law. Usually this is done concurrently, however, medical students in residence may apply in their first or second year to the School of Law. Training leading to the J.D. begins in the third year and is completed in three years.
Students then complete their final two years of medical education.
The student completes the first two years of medical school and then takes a leave of absence to enter the first year of the M.B.A. program. The next two years combine additional M.B.A. course requirements and scholarly activity supervised by the Epidemiology and Public Health study program. The final and fifth year consists of elective clinical work in the medical school. Interested students must obtain written approval from the M.D.-M.P.H. advisor at the beginning of the second year. Training for the M.P.H. begins in year.