Refer to our MDPhD program overview to understand the expectations of a MDPhD student.<\/p>\n
The Student Affairs office<\/a> provides many resources to help you succeed both academically and socially during your first two years of medical school.<\/p>\n Learn more about preparing for Step 1 from your upperclassmen in one of the career development events in November. You can learn more about the various events held by the MDPhD student government here<\/a> and here<\/a>.<\/p>\n After completing your summer rotation after M2 year, fill out the MDPhD transition form<\/a> and upload it to the following link<\/a>.<\/p>\n Read Fair Expectations for Graduate Students<\/a> to understand both your and your mentor’s responsibilities in training you to become a scientist.<\/p>\n Go over the PhD requirements to understand the coursework and other responsibilities needed to complete for the graduate degree: Completion of PhD Requirements<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n Boston University’s Graduate Medical Sciences program provides many resources helpful for students useful before and during graduate school portion of training.<\/p>\n Here are the GMS documentations that you may need for research rotations, stipend payments, and more.<\/p>\n GMS and Boston University provide many opportunities for scholarship and funding for various activities including conferences. Check the following webpage for more information:\u00a0Funding and scholarship opportunities<\/a><\/p>\n Please contact GMS MDPhD coordinator James Mazarakis<\/a> or Director of Student Affairs Kimberly Arena<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
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