Applying to Medical School
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Standing Out Amongst a Sea of Scribe Applicants
Scribing has become popular over the past 10 years as a way for pre-health students to gain clinical exposure. Discover unique…
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AAMC SJT (Situational Judgment Test): What Students Should Know
AAMC Situation Judgment Test (SJT) The AAMC Situational Judgment Test (SJT) was created to improve the admissions process by assisting…
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Insights from a Medical Scribe on Getting into Med School
Thomas Chilton is a site coordinator with ProScribe and shares entertaining anecdotes about how his experience as a scribe helped him…
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How NOT to Explain Your Weakness When Interviewing for Medical School
A common interview question that challenges even the most proficient medical school interviewee is the dreaded “What is your greatest…
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Make it Personal: How to Make Your Med School Application Stand Out
This guide helps pre-med students prepare their personal statement for the medical school application so they can get interviews and…
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How to Appear Authentic During a Medical School Interview
How do you present yourself during a medical school interview? Should you be yourself, or do you play the role…
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Defying the Odds and Getting into Medical School
“I just don’t think you are smart enough to get into medical school”, were the words my academic advisor uttered…
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How to Succeed on Medical School Interview Day
By Woodson Smelser, M.D. You’ve finally made it! You have completed years of university courses, potentially performed research, volunteered, completed…
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Why Medicine?
By Pamela Habib During the admissions process, a common question may be about your long-term goals. Why do you want…
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How Do You Write About Your Gap Year Experiences?
Gap years are incredibly popular options for pre-meds. If you’ve taken one, you know how much the year can help…
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