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Apr
3

10 Things You Can Do Right Now to Prepare for Medical School Admissions

Posted by: Author · Date 04.3.2013 @ 7:56 pm ⋅ Comments Comment
This post is filed under: Featured, Getting Into Medical School, Medical Admissions, Personal Statements, Post-Baccalaureate, Pre-Medical Students.
 
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Will you be applying to medical school this cycle? Even though it’s only April and the AMCAS application (medical school’s primary application) does not open until June, there are many actions you can take right now to ensure timely submission of an outstanding application. 1. Download the AMCAS Worksheet Though the AAMC does not open [...]

 
 
Mar
7

7 Deadly Sins of Medical School Admissions

Posted by: Author · Date 03.7.2013 @ 11:40 pm ⋅ Comments Comment
This post is filed under: Future Pre-Med, Getting Into Medical School, MCAT, Medical Admissions, Personal Statements, Post-Baccalaureate, Pre-Medical Students.
 
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Pre-meds frequently make mistakes that put their chances of gaining acceptance to medical school at risk. Below, I have summarized the most common missteps I have seen over the last decade first as a Harvard pre-med tutor and now as an admissions consultant. All of these errors, or “deadly sins,” can be avoided with a [...]

 
 
Mar
4

A Review of a Harvard MD’s Week-by-Week Medical School Admissions Handbook

Posted by: Author · Date 03.4.2013 @ 7:30 am ⋅ Comments Comment
This post is filed under: Books, Future Pre-Med, Getting Into Medical School, Medical Admissions, Post-Baccalaureate, Pre-Medical Students, Reviews.
 
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The medical school admissions process can be complicated and takes careful consideration of the amount of time required to dedicate to completing prerequisites, the MCAT, the primary and secondary application process, the interview, and the final acceptance into medical school. The application process itself begins in May the year before expected matriculation. This is the [...]

 
 
Feb
14

Violating Patient Privacy in Order to Gain Clinical Experience

Posted by: Author · Date 02.14.2013 @ 6:00 pm ⋅ Comments 5 Comments
This post is filed under: Featured, Future Pre-Med, Medical Admissions, Medical Ethics, Post-Baccalaureate, Pre-Medical Students.
 
Violating Patient Privacy in Order to Gain Clinical Experience

This is a reaction post to “Is Physician “Shadowing” a Shady Practice?“, an article written by Elizabeth Kitsis, M.D. a bioethics professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Photo Credit: University of Florida Arts in Medicine Program I shadowed physicians as a pre-medical student but not as a high-school student because I believed that was [...]

 
 
Feb
12

Does Age Matter When Applying to Medical School?

Posted by: Author · Date 02.12.2013 @ 8:00 am ⋅ Comments Comments are off for this post
This post is filed under: Getting Into Medical School, Medical Admissions, Post-Baccalaureate, Pre-Medical Students.
 
Does Age Matter When Applying to Medical School?

It shouldn’t. Do you know why? It’s because you’re never too old to follow your dreams. If you can still dream, you can still achieve. Some people may feel discouraged by their age while applying to medical school and statistics prove that not all applicants are traditional, as in they started applying to medical school [...]

 
 
 
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