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01. Create a schedule Set a realistic schedule. Some people dedicate anywhere between 3 to 6 months to study for the MCAT. 3 months is what I’d recommend to avoid burnout, but if you’re working full-time while studying for the MCAT, it might be best for you to spread out your study time to a …
Let’s face it, being waitlisted is hard. It feels like a perpetual limbo with no end in sight. For some schools, there is very little you can do to change your placement on the waitlist. For some, demonstrating interest does a lot. Here’s a step-by-step guide of navigating life on the waitlist to acceptance from …
These are 5 things you should do to get into medical school. This list was shared with me by a dear friend.I believe in this list so much that I decided to write an article about it. Thank you, Nikki, for sharing this list with me. Without you, I would’ve never known to do these …
How to cope with stress in life/medical school Take Breaks Breaks are SO important! It’s so easy to get wrapped up in your work when you have a MILLION things to do! I can absolutely relate to this as a medical student. There’s so much information that needs to be studied, reviewed and solidified into …
What to consider When Choosing a Medical Program 6 Criteria I used to Determine Where to attend medical school 01. Location You will be spending the next 4 years of your life at this specific location. The majority of your days will be filled with studying. However, when you take a break …
Top 5 Personal Statement Tips 01. How to Start Brainstorm. Anytime a random idea pops into your head, write it down ASAP. Whenever I have an idea, I always type it into the notes app of my iPhone. You can refer back to this whenever you’re feeling motivated to sit down & actually start writing. I …