How to Get Strong Medical School Letters of Recommendation
One weak letter can sink an otherwise strong application. Here’s how to build the relationships and make the strategic decisions that produce standout letters.
US Medical School Dropout Rates & Why Students Drop Out
We break down medical school dropout rates, reasons why med students drop out, and frequently asked questions about leaving medical school.
2026 AMCAS Work and Activities Section Guide (Extracurriculars)
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 extracurriculars section.
2026-2027 Medical School Application Timeline and Monthly Schedule
This is the medical school application timeline you should follow, including key dates and an ideal month-by-month preparation schedule.
AMCAS vs. AACOMAS vs. TMDSAS Med School Application Differences
Learn the differences between AMCAS vs. AACOMAS vs. TMDSAS for personal statements, letters of recommendation, activities, and scores.
How to Balance Multiple Medical School Acceptances
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.
I Submitted My Medical School Primary Application—What’s Next?
So, you submitted your primary application to medical school—now what? What can you do to prepare for the next steps of the application process?
How to Use the MSAR (Medical School Admissions Requirements) Database
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).
Understanding Medical School Rolling Admissions
Learn how medical school rolling admissions work and the reason early application is so important to your chances of acceptance.
Affirmative Action and Med School Admissions
Let’s cover what affirmative action is, the main arguments both for and against it, and what it all means for you as a premed trying to get into medical school.