An MD-MBA is a Medical Degree and a Master’s of Business Administration. Understanding business can be the game changer for your career in medicine. In this article, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about MD-MBA programs. Table of Contents What is an MD-MBA...
In this post, we'll discuss the difference between absolute threshold vs difference threshold and how it relates to psychology. Before we discuss absolute threshold vs difference threshold, let's back up and discuss sensory thresholds. Sensory threshold is defined as...
An MD-MPH degree is a dual degree program that offers both a medical degree and a master's of public health degree. In this guide, we will cover everything you need to know about MD-MPH degrees and programs. Table of Contents What is an MD-MPH degree? How long do...
A BS-MD degree is a dual degree program that offers both an undergraduate Bachelor's of Science degree and a medical degree. In this guide, we will cover everything you need to know about BS-MD degrees and programs. Table of Contents What is a BS/MD degree?How long do...
M.D. vs. D.O. School comparisons, allopathic vs. osteopathic medicine, everything you need to know about medical degrees.
If you want to stand out in your medical school applications, you need to know what type of research impresses medical schools. In the competitive world of academia, an additional way to stand out in your medical school applications is to get involved with research...
In the secondary application process, most medical schools will include an optional essay prompt that allows candidates to share any additional information they haven’t included in their primary application. Although these essays are optional, filling them out shows...
The medical school adversity essay is almost a guaranteed essay prompt on your medical school secondary applications. In this essay,
In this article, we share a list of secondary application fees for M.D. medical schools in the United States. Medical school applications are expensive. From the AMCAS, TMDSAS, and AACOMAS primary applications, to secondary application fees, to interview flights and...
Medical school primary and secondary applications are used to evaluate which candidates will land an interview. In another post, we cover primary medical school applications, but what are secondaries? In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about secondary...
Shadowing a surgeon may seem straightforward--stand in the back and be quiet, but ask questions. However, during the time of surgery, it may seem a little intimidating to ask questions about the procedure. Most likely, the OR will be full of nurses, surgical...
Letters of recommendation (LORs), also known as letters of evaluation or reference letters, are a huge part of your medical school applications. These letters serve as an opportunity for others to vouch for your future as a physician. Great reference letters give...
If you want to gain exposure to medicine but don’t have the time commitment to take on a full-time job, shadowing is a great way to show admissions boards that you are invested in medicine. In addition, you can give yourself the chance to determine whether the...
One of the most effective ways to stand out during medical school interviews is to have research experience under your belt. And even better, publishing your scientific findings in a peer-reviewed academic or medical journal. If this is an endeavour you want to...
In the premedical/medical school admissions world, the term “gap year(s)” refers to the years in between your undergraduate career and medical school career. According to a 2019 survey administered by the AAMC, 43.9% of 15,151 medical students took 1-2 gap years,...
With the advent of social media and smart phones, connecting with other students and studying in groups is easier than ever. Effective study groups allow students to learn the course material at a deeper level. But not all study groups are useful. If students...
When deciding what classes to take during your premed undergraduate career, you should keep in mind a list of prerequisite courses for medical schools and a list of courses that will help you sufficiently prepare for the MCAT. In this article, we will discuss...
There are three stages to the medical school application process: primary applications, secondary applications, and interviews. The primary application is the initial application a medical school receives. Secondary applications (a.k.a. supplemental applications) are...
Before we discuss tips on how to build professional relationships with faculty and professors, let’s discuss why it is a good idea. Medical school admissions members understand that professors play a vital role in your career endeavors. Not only do they educate you,...
There are many costs associated with becoming a doctor. Undergrad tuition, rent, groceries, car payments, medical school application fees, the list goes on. Although the price to become a doctor is different for all of us, we can all agree it is not cheap. Therefore,...