Alumni Spotlight

If you’re working towards medical school, you know the road to admissions is a long one and one you have to start on early. To make the journey a little easier, we’ve made a guide to help you navigate through the prep years. High School Focus: Build strong study habits and an impressive resume and

No matter how great your application looks on paper, the interview portion of the medical school admissions process is what sets you apart from the competition. If you’re applying to medical school, chances are you have an impressive background with a combination of good grades, high test scores, and a long list of extra-curricular activities.

Research Requirements For Medical School When it comes to applying to medical school, one question that many people have is “do you need research experience to be accepted?” Generally, candidates applying to a Doctorate program are expected to have some research experience. For medical schools where published research is not listed as an application requirement,

Becoming a doctor takes more than intelligence, passion, and dedication. It also takes a great deal of time. Exactly how long it takes a particular person to reach their dream of being a doctor depends on several factors. What is The Typical Medical School Timeline? The typical medical school timeline starts with an undergraduate degree.

The United States and Canada are struggling to fix the shortage of physicians these countries experience. One way they are doing so is to expand the available spots in their medical schools. Because more than 60 percent of applicants are not accepted, it’s important to know about their requirements early on in your education so you can plan accordingly.