BS/MD programs seem like a relief from the uncertainty of the traditional process but these programs are not a natural fit for the majority of applicants for 3 reasons.
If you have a low GPA and want to be a doctor, all hope is not lost. Here’s how you can get accepted to medical school with a low GPA.
BS/MD programs can be a great option for driven, focused high school students looking to go to medical school. However, there are also a number of drawbacks worth understanding.
Medical anthropology is on the rise, and for good reason. Anthropology encourages us to look at health phenomena from different points of view, making us better physicians.
Many people have heard of BS/MD programs, but did you know BS/DO programs exist too? And they’re great for many reaons.
If you’re interested in making public health a focus of your career, an MPH could be a great stepping stone.
Should you go M.D. or dual degree with M.D./Ph.D.? In this post, Randy Ko, current M.D./Ph.D. student walks us through his own thought process and what led to his decision.
Dual degree medical programs, such as the MD-MBA, are becoming increasingly popular. In her first post, Meghana Pagadala of UCSD discussed how to decide if this path is right for you. Here she takes a closer look at the pros and cons of each type of dual degree.
Are you considering an MD-PhD degree but unsure about the commitment? Lawrence Wang, current MD-PhD student at UC San Diego, shares his wisdom on the pros and cons of this dual degree.
An intriguing option for the medical school applicant is a dual degree such as MD/PhD or MD/MBA. Meghana Pagadala, third year MD/PhD student at UC San Diego, breaks down the keys to deciding whether a dual degree is right for you.
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