Summer Success for High School Students Interested in Medicine
Are you a high school student interested in medicine? We detail five strategies to help you get ahead of the curve during the summer.
Are you a high school student interested in medicine? We detail five strategies to help you get ahead of the curve during the summer.
Medical students have busy schedules that limit the resources they can devote to extracurricular activities. In this post, we break down how to prioritize extracurriculars in medical school.
Receiving multiple acceptances to medical schools is a happy dilemma that requires thoughtful handling. Here we provide five tips for properly managing multiple medical school acceptances.
Premed and medical students commonly spend summers doing research. In this post, we discuss five tips that will help students achieve success in summer research.
The MSAR is a go-to resource for medical school applicants. We break down the high-yield information found on the MSAR and how to use it (with screenshots).
Not happy with your MCAT score? Are you asking yourself: “Should I retake the MCAT?” This is a complex decision that’s dependent on three important factors.
If you’re stressed, burnt out, or feeling low while applying to medical school, use our tips for maintaining mental health during this notably difficult time.
Learn how to organize and optimize your USMLE Step 1 studying in the months leading up to the dedicated period.
These are the top four mistakes I made while studying for Step 1. I hope you can learn from my experience to better optimize your study time and resources.
Don’t go into your holiday time without a plan. Here are six ideas for how you can effectively manage your time off over the holidays.