Michael Baker and Casey Gerald, CEO & CFO of MBAs Across America are making the American dream come true in towns and cities across the country. Listen to the full recording of our conversation to learn about MBAxAmerica’s past experiences, plans for the future, and what these two Harvard MBAs have to say about their…
Obtaining Graduate Assistantships
@TNicole84 asks us for advice on obtaining graduate assistantships. Here’s information and a few application tips: Assistantships are a way of funding your graduate education. They are more often awarded to PhD students than to master’s students (though a department may sometimes have funding available for exceptional master’s students). You may be awarded a Teaching…
Prepare to Submit Your AMCAS Application Early! [Short Video]
Find out what you can do right now so you will be ready when the AMCAS application opens in June: Accepted.com ~ Helping You Write Your Best
Choosing Among Multiple Offers
Whether you’re applying for a Master’s or a PhD, entering April with multiple offers in hand is a terrific position to be in. Now you need to evaluate which program is the very best one for your needs. Here are some important things to think about as you make your choice: Location: Can you see…
Wharton JD/MBA Student Interview with Craig Carter
This interview is the latest in an Accepted.com blog series featuring interviews with current MBA students, offering readers a behind-the-scenes look at top MBA programs (or in this case, a top JD/MBA program). And now for a follow up interview with Craig Carter, a second-year student at UPenn’s joint JD/MBA program. (We first met Craig…
Don’t Miss the Chance to Register for Important AMCAS Webinar!
Just a few days to go until our newest med school admissions webinar, Create a Compelling AMCAS Application. Please remember to register or you will not be able to access important advice that will guide you through AMCAS application process! The AMCAS application can be confusing and difficult – the tips presented in this webinar…
MBA Rankings: Why Should I Care?
In March, U.S. News released its Best Business Schools Ranking. The big question that follows, of course, is: “So what?” Check out Linda’s 1-minute answer to find out why the rankings matter (and if they matter at all). We’d love to hear your thoughts about the value of b-school rankings. Just leave us a comment below to…
How do I Decide Which Med Schools to Apply to?
Journeys with Joshua: Joshua Wienczkowski walks us through med school at East Tennessee’s College of Medicine with his monthly blog updates. Get an inside look into med school down South and life as a student adcom member through the eyes of a former professional songwriter with a whole lot of clinical experience — thanks Joshua…
An Admitted Med Student and Post-bac Grad Shares Her Story
This interview is the latest in an Accepted.com blog series featuring interviews with med school applicant bloggers, offering readers a behind-the-scenes look at the med school application process. And now, introducing…“Z.” Accepted: We’d like to get to know you! Where are you from? Where and what did you study as an undergrad? What is your favorite flavor ice cream?…
MCAT Mania: How to Prepare
The big MCAT change is coming right up. Whether you are rushing to take the test before MCAT2015 or you are concerned about taking the new 6-hour exam, our latest podcast interviewee has some great advice for you. Listen to the recording of our conversation with Megan Galvin, the National Program Director for Examkrackers to…
For Parents of Pre-meds, How to Help During MCAT Preparation
The MCAT terrifies most students. Rightly so; it’s a grueling exam that requires enormous dedication while preparing for it. Naturally, your child will require a lot of support during this process. After spending years assisting students in achieving high scores, I recommend the following methods of providing assistance: • If possible, encourage your premed to focus…
How to Show that YOU Want to be a Doctor
“My mom is a doctor, my dad is a doctor. How can I prove to the med school admissions committees that I really want to be a doctor?”
Excited for the Challenge: Interview with an MSU CHM Accepted Student
We’d like to introduce you to Emma Schlager who will be beginning med school at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in the fall. Thank you Emma for offering valuable med school application advice and for sharing your story with us – we wish you loads of luck! Accepted: We’d like to get to…
Hard Work and Humility: Reflections of a UCLA Anderson Student
We’d like to introduce you to UCLA Anderson student, Jenn Hyman. Read our interview below to hear about Jenn’s MBA adventure – her favorite things about UCLA, the thing she’d like to change about the program, her travels, her new job, and more! Thank you Jenn for sharing your story with us! This interview is…
“Where Should I Apply to Med School?”
Selecting medical schools that you will apply to can include some of the most important and strategic decisions you’ll have to make during the application process. These decisions will directly impact your chances of gaining an acceptance. Start by deciding realistically how many schools that you can reasonably afford to apply to—taking into consideration the…
Waitlisted! What Now?
So, you’ve been waitlisted and you’re not sure whether to laugh or cry. You can choose to do either, neither or both, but then it is time to figure out what to do next. Listen to the recording of our latest podcast episode to hear Linda Abraham’s six tips for waitlisted applicants. Make sure you…
Why Consider Participating in a Special Masters Program (SMP)?
In researching the topic of Special Masters Programs (SMP’s), I was able to locate over 75 different programs across the nation. These programs are broken down into two main categories, one-year and two-year programs. The one-year programs offer a strong science foundation while the two-year programs include a research project and thesis and/or a literature…
Otto Shill: Second Year Med Student and Entrepreneur at Heart
Get ready to read about Otto Shill, a student at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine (AZCOM) who is passionate about medicine (obviously), marketing, volunteering, and spending time with his wife and kids. Read on to hear about Otto’s med school adventure and for details about an upcoming pre-med conference he’s running through AZCOM’s Student…
What Does Harvard Business School Want?
Wondering what applicants who were accepted to Harvard Business School have in common? For more resources to help you get into HBS, check out: • Harvard Business School 2014 MBA Essay Questions & Tips • HBS Post-Interview Reflections, a video • The Accepted Guide to Getting into Harvard Business School, a free webinar • What HBS is Looking for:…
The Dreaded Med School Rejection: What Now?
Journeys with Joshua: Joshua Wienczkowski walks us through med school at East Tennessee’s College of Medicine with his monthly blog updates. Get an inside look into med school down South through the eyes of a former professional songwriter with a whole lot of clinical experience — thanks Joshua for sharing this journey with us! Update:…
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