
Applying to Out-of-State Medical Schools — What You Need to Know
We cover what to consider when applying to out-of-state medical schools, the pros and cons of in-state vs out-of-state, and how to choose what’s best for you.

We cover what to consider when applying to out-of-state medical schools, the pros and cons of in-state vs out-of-state, and how to choose what’s best for you.

Do you wake up from naps feeling groggy, sometimes even worse than before the nap? It’s a common problem, and in this post I share how to nap like a pro. From power naps to coffee naps, these are the tips and tricks to help you nap more effectively. I also address 4 concerns you may have.

Will you fall for these common misconceptions about applying to medical school? Which of the following statements are true, and which could lead to rejection?

The fascinating history of surgery barely resembles what looks like today. This is a timeline of the greatest surgical advancements that pioneered medicine.

These fathers of anatomy are arguably the most influential anatomists in human history. This is how they shaped what we know about the human body.

Without these medical breakthroughs, med students might still be learning that disease is caused by bad smells and that vaccinations have no scientific backing.

The pressure on physicians to see more patients per hour varies by specialty and practice setting. What types of doctors see the fewest patients per hour?

Everything you need to know about going to medical school in New Hampshire—how to apply, tips for acceptance, and how to decide if New Hampshire is right for you.

Is radiation oncology the right fit for you? From day-to-day duties to misconceptions to pros a cons, this is the reality of becoming a radiation oncologist.

We outline the five most important elements to consider when choosing a premedical post-baccalaureate (post-bacc) program.