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Med School Application: Extracurriculars
Unsure of what activities to do as a pre-med? We break down the most important ones – and how to write about them on your med school application.
5 Steps to Survive Shelter-in-Place
Estimates place us between 3-8 months before things return to a semblance of normal. Here’s how to get through it without losing your sanity.
Should I Get an MPH?
If you’re interested in making public health a focus of your career, an MPH could be a great stepping stone.
So You Want to Be an Orthopaedic Surgeon
If you like the idea of fixing bones and bro-ing out, orthopedic surgery may be the specialty for you! Learn about residency and lifestyle to see if it’s a perfect match.
Premed 101: From High School to Senior Year of College
No matter what stage of pre-med you’re in – this guide is for you. From choosing a college to applying to medical school, we’ll cover everything you need to know to be a successful pre-med.
Studying for Class vs Standardized Tests | 2 Different Approaches
Tests are not created equal! Therefore studying for them should not be the same. Here’s how to tailor your study to best suit the exams you have coming up.
COVID-19 Crisis and Medical Education
With COVID-19 now plaguing the U.S., students can expect to see major effects on their medical education. Here are the major changes and key updates you don’t want to miss out on.
Gap-Year Guide
Here’s a comprehensive guide on taking a gap year to get the most out of your college experience and set you up for future success as a doctor.
COVID-19 for Students
With the outbreak of this pandemic, most of our lives have been upended. Here’s how to stay sane and on-track even while cooped up.
How to Use Imposter Syndrome to Your Advantage
It’s easy to ignore your successes and feel like you don’t deserve to be in medical school. Instead of falling prey to Imposter Syndrome, use it as motivation.
Would You Be Happy as a Doctor?
If you meet these 5 criteria, congratulations! Chances are you’ll be quite happy as a future doctor.
Medical Students Need to Be Advocating
We have an influential voice that needs to be exercised to advocate for our patients to make our communities, our country, and quite frankly, the world a better place.
