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During To Err is Human, a new documentary about medical errors currently on tour throughout the United States, former Medicare chief Don Berwick […]

The MCAT is a rite of passage to medical school. Everyone takes it. It is a formidable barrier that many

Nearly a year ago to the day, I wrote my highly popular blog post “How I Prepared for the MCAT

Hello There! It’s been a long time! I’ve been quite invested with medical school, and it’s been difficult leaving some

Starting a new year always prompts me to reflect on the previous year. I think of what I’ve accomplished and

Standard This summer I focused my attention towards pursuing clinical experience in healthcare in order to find out if I

When premed students contact us about guiding them through the medical school application process, many of their questions are related to

It’s crazy to think that I finished my first year of medical school last year. As I’m well into my

Medical school left you with a mountain of student debt. Statistics show that 81% of 2015 medical school graduates owe more than

Have you ever been frustrated with a USMLE World or other question bank question?  I know I certainly have. I

You have studied and trained in your specialty and now you are ready to define your career path. The question

If you are in medical school you are probably bleary-eyed, exhausted and isolated from the outside world. You don’t know

Fans of Star Trek, the original series, may remember Dr. Leonard McCoy of the Starship Enterprise saying “Damn it, Jim,

It can be hard to navigate applying to a US Medical Residency if you are an international student. We’ve brought

As medical students and residents, we become accustomed to living our lives in year increments. Four years for medical school,

Inspiration is defined as “a sudden brilliant, creative or timely idea”- not things that align with medical school. It’s safe

As I wrap up my final year as an internal medicine resident, I’ve looked ahead to the next steps in

I still remember Match Day like it was yesterday. And just over ten years later, here I am a full-fledged attending,

Whether you are an aspiring physician or experienced in your specialty, we have no doubt that you are passionate about

It’s the middle of the year. Let’s be real, you’re exhausted. There’s no vacation in sight…. almost no hope for

There’s no way around it, medical school is expensive and unfortunately for medical students, the costs have been increasing over

Each state’s medical licensing board has its own set of licensure requirements for continued accreditations so that medical professionals remain

Funding is something that must be considered when determining your undergraduate and graduate academic goals for nursing school. Nursing school

Every year, 4th year medical students wait anxiously for Match Week to find out if they matched into a residency

The United States Medical Licensure Exam (USMLE) Step 1, commonly called “the Boards,” is a standardized test that assesses a

What Are The Boards? The US Medical Boards is said to be one of the most challenging exams you’ll take

For many students preparing for USMLE Step 1, the available NBME CBSSA (Comprehensive Basic Science Self Assessment) exams are the bedrock

As you step out of your last medical school exam, you realise you have been sitting high-stakes exams every year

The MRCP Part 1 exam is tough. Preparation methods are constantly evolving, as is the exam. I am going to

What is the USMLE Step 1? The USMLE Step 1 exam is the first of the United States Medical Licensing Exam stages (also known as