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Pre-Med Academics
What is a Doctor’s Hourly Wage?
Everyone knows that doctors are wealthy people. But is it because they are paid well or because they work extended hours? Lets discover the truth behind a doctor’s compensation by looking at their hourly wage. The answer might surprise you.…
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Extracurriculars
How to Become an EMT
Being an EMT will help a pre-med stand out among a competitive group of applicants. As an EMT, you will be making medical decisions that can determine a person’s fate; this priceless experience is well respected by admissions committees. Every…
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Residency & Beyond
Selfless Doctor Charges Five Dollars
Though the re-election of President Obama will bring about a significant change to the American healthcare system, one physician is sticking to his childhood roots. Russell Dohner is an 87 year old physician who charges five dollars for each patient…
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Getting into Medical School
Can I Apply to Medical School from Community College?
You most likely should not. Medical schools usually recommend applicants to not take science classes at a community college. Therefore, if you have taken all your classes at a community college, it will not look good. To have a legitimate…
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Getting into Medical School
Can I Apply to Medical School Straight from High School?
Sort of. High school students can apply to BS/MD programs. If accepted, students will embark on a program that lets them go straight to medical school after obtaining a Bachelor’s degree without applying to medical school. The length of…
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Z FAQ Tab
When Should I Apply to Medical School?
Most medical schools open applications in June every year. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We recommend that all applicants try to apply as early as possible. In other words, apply during June. That means that you must be…
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