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Dr. Valerie Wherley and Dr. James Colgrove discuss Columbia’s career-changer postbac premed program, from its rigorous science coursework and student support to linkage, and competitive applications.
Waitlisted at a medical school you love? A letter of interest can keep your candidacy alive when seats open up — as long as it includes what admissions committees are looking for. Here are the four must-haves: a clear, concise opening; specific reasons you fit that school; updates on what you have accomplished since applying; and honest evidence that you have strengthened any weak spots.
Sadly, the frustrating truth is that there’s no rule governing when a medical school must respond to your application. However, in this blog post, we’ll try to mitigate some of that frustration by answering some of the big questions you might have as an anxious med school applicant, including the following: When to Expect Secondaries …
Dr. Donald Batisky explains how Cincinnati Medicine prepares future physicians through early clinical learning, community engagement, and student support, following a mission-focused admissions process.
As you begin your third year of medical school, what are you doing to prepare for the residency match? Chances are, you’re up to your eyeballs in rotations and exams and everything else that goes into the third year of your medical degree, and you’re probably not thinking much about your personal statement or future …
by Mary Mahoney
After your medical school interview, it is appropriate to send thank-you notes to all the people who helped you throughout the day. These days, most people send a thank you via email. Here are some helpful guidelines for doing so effectively. A thank-you email begins and ends with gratitude. It contains many of the same formalities …
UCF admissions director Laurel Poole explains the medical school’s FIRE research requirement, early clinical training, student support, and holistic admissions criteria.
Founded in 1888, the University of Minnesota (UMN) Medical School has spent close to 140 years advancing medicine through education, research, and patient-centered care. With campuses in Duluth, St. Cloud, and the Twin Cities, the school offers students access to diverse clinical opportunities across urban and rural settings. Its MD curriculum emphasizes active learning, early …
Your residency interview is your chance to show programs you’re the right fit. Learn the most common questions, how to frame your story, and the best ways to practice.
You’ve no doubt read about the multifaceted requirements for admission to medical school. This post is an attempt, first, to demystify them a bit, and second, to untangle one of the least understood requirements. The price of admission begins with an excellent GPA and MCAT score. Most applicants have both. The definition of “excellent” varies …
The Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) School of Medicine is Oregon’s only academic health center and one of the oldest medical schools in the western United States, with roots dating back to the late 19th century. Celebrating over 125 years of service, OHSU is home to a vibrant, collaborative community of educators, students, scientists, …
Sarah shares how she moved from English and book publishing to DO school, and she offers advice for nontraditional medical school applicants.
In this 30-minute session, one of our admissions consultants will review your profile, assess your chances of acceptance at your target programs, and tell you exactly where you stand.
