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Myers-Briggs Breakdown: Ideal Medical Specialty Based on Personality
We break down the four components of Myers-Briggs as well as what medical specialty your MBTI personality type best aligns with.
Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action: 4 Changes For Students
The Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action marks a major evolution to the admissions process. Learn how this change will affect future applicants.
First Day of Medical School – 4 Things to Know
Medical school is a completely different beast from your pre-med years in college. Here are four things you should know and prepare for in order to have the most productive, effective, and happy experience of medical school!
An Ideal Strategy for How to Schedule Medical School Interviews
Learn how to schedule medical school interviews to enhance your interview experience and optimize your chances of acceptance.
How to Study When You Don’t Feel Like It – 4 Steps
Motivating oneself to study is a struggle for many students. Use our straightforward, 4 step system to increase productivity and minimize procrastination.
How Long Is the Step 1 Exam? USMLE Step 1 Length & Format Explained
We break down the USMLE Step 1 length, including how the exam is formatted and how long it will take you to study and prepare.
10 MMI Prep Strategies to Conquer Your Multiple Mini Interviews
Are you prepared for multiple mini interviews? We break down 10 essential MMI prep strategies to help you master the multiple mini interview.
Dating in Residency and How to Maintain a Relationship
The unpredictable hours of residency make romantic relationships tough—but not impossible. Here’s how to date and maintain a love life during residency.
Student Loans 101: How to Minimize Your Student Debt
Higher education is becoming more expensive each year, and loans and scholarships can be difficult to navigate. Here’s how I saved hundreds of thousands of dollars between college and medical school.
Creating an Interview Study Guide: Your Most Valuable Interview Resource
It’s obvious when applicants have done their homework and are prepared. We break down what an interview study guide is and what to include so that each interview is better than your last.
Should You Study With Music? The Research-Backed Verdict
Here’s what the scientific research has to say about the effects of studying with music. We explore music type, personality type, and type of studying as key factors.
So You Want To Be a Global Health Doctor
Considering a career in global health? Get a realistic look at what it means to be a global health doctor, from types of practice to the challenges and immense rewards.