Some students consider the Work and Activities section of their application to be less important than other sections. This is a fatal mistake. Learn what it takes to craft an impactful Work and Activities section.
The letter of recommendation is a crucial aspect of the medical school application because it is the one part which requires someone else to vouch for you. Learn how to ask for letters of recommendation, including when to ask, requesting strategies, and what important materials you should provide.
Simply obtaining the right number of letters is not enough—you need to secure strong letters of recommendation. Read our key steps to securing strong, effective letters.
It’s critical to approach letters of recommendation systematically to ensure you receive the strongest letters possible. This post will take a closer look at the number of letters you need and who you should ask to ensure you have a variety of letter types.
Learn about the differences between AMCAS, AACOMAS, and TMDSAS, including the requirements for personal statements, letters of recommendation, activities, and matriculant scores.
The medical school application takes a full year. Don’t miss these important deadlines! Here is a look at what to expect, from primary application to secondary application, interviews and finally acceptance!
ATTENTION PREMEDS: Here are all of the policy and date changes for med school applications that you need to know to be successful this year.
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.
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.
Here it is. The whole picture. The entire path of medicine from the very beginning to the very end, and what your path will look like if you choose to become a doctor.
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