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We sat down with Dr. John, MedSchoolCoach advisor, former adviser for the Honors College at Rutgers University, and former faculty interviewer at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, to learn a little bit more about her background and her experience throughout the application process. Tell us a little bit more about your background. I was a member of
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The dreaded GPA. A mere few tenths of this number can make or break your chance at becoming a doctor. Although weaknesses in other areas may also prevent acceptance, a low GPA is less remediable. For example, you can retake a low MCAT score or volunteer a few hours a week to supplement low clinical
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Congratulations on acquiring an interview! Although interviews can be intimidating, a few strategies can improve your confidence and how you are perceived. Your overall goal is to project positive traits and a calm demeanor so the interviewer can envision you efficiently adapting to their workplace. Interview preparation will enable you to showcase the best version
The following article Planning Ahead for Med School: 11th and 12th Grades was originally seen on MedSchoolCoach Blog
Following our recommended steps to the medical school of your choice? We hope so. So far, we’ve tackled how to best prepare in 8th and 9th grade, 10th grade, and now we’re going to get into the nitty gritty of how to prepare for medical school when you are in the 11th and 12th grades.
The article Planning Ahead for Med School: 10th Grade is courtesy of Med School Coach
We’ve talked about how to plan for medical school in 8th and 9th grades, assuming you’ve got an early start. If you’re just getting started now, though, not to worry. Here’s what you need to do now. What to do in 10th grade Plan out the rest of your high school schedule, find research and
The following post Planning Ahead for Med School: 8th and 9th Grade is courtesy of Med School Help
One of the best ways to set yourself up for success with regards to BS/MD programs is by planning ahead. People who know from early on (sometimes even as early as middle school!) that medicine is a potential field of interest are the ones who end up sending the most convincing applications to BS/MD committees.
The following article MedSchoolCoach Scholarship Program is republished from Sahil Mehta
Scholarship Program for Students Interested in Advancing Health Care (Medical School Path Not Required) MedSchoolCoach is pleased to announce a $1,000 USD academic scholarship for the 2017-2018 academic year. Winners will be selected on April 30th, 2018. Submission Deadline: April 15, 2018 Date of Award: April 30, 2018 Open to Undergraduate, Graduate and Incoming Medical
