Medical School – Preclinical
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Applying to Residency
Path to Residency Part 2: Learning How to Study
For Part 1, please read here. I quickly realized that studying for medical school and studying for college were drastically…
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Applying to Residency
Top 5 MCQs Instagram Profiles for Medical Students
Opinion seems to be pretty split among students when it comes to social media. On the one hand, it’s an…
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In Med-School - Clinical
Balance in Medical School
By: Daniel Pahl Medical school can present you with challenges in many forms, from academic to personal. The clinical years…
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Applying to Residency
Taking a Year Off During Medical School
Medical students take time off during school for a multitude of reasons including inability to decide on a specialty, obtaining…
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In Med-School - Pre-Clinical
Important Tips for Step 1
By: John Laurenzano Throughout the first two years of your medical education, you will continuously be reminded of the importance…
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In Med-School - Pre-Clinical
How to effectively use notecards to study for Step 1
By: Abhinav Gupta So, you’ve made it to the second year of medical school, and are now gearing up to…
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Applying to Residency
How to Choose Extracurricular Activities as a Medical Student
The main purpose for doing extracurricular activities prior to medical school is to prepare yourself for a career in medicine.…
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Applying to Residency
Navigating Research in Medical School
By: Visakha Suresh Although not usually required, participating in a meaningful, productive research during medical school has become increasingly integral to putting…
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Medical School - Preclinical
Navigating the Pre-Clinical Years in Medical School
By: Dr. Avani Rao, MedSchoolCoach Master Advisor The pre-clinical years occur during year one and, in most programs, year two…
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Applying to Residency
Most Important Factors in Residency Match
One of the most important objectives of medical school is to prepare you to go to residency. Although where you…
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