Receiving a medical school rejection seems like the end of the world for many students. Read this article to find out healthy ways to cope with rejections during your pre-med journey.

Should I retake the MCAT? How would I study for the MCAT again? Many pre-meds find themselves asking these questions in the lead up to the medical school admissions cycle; read on for some expert answers.

You may have been negatively affected by COVID-19 and are rethinking whether you should apply to medical school this year or next year. Ask yourself these 3 questions to help you decide.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has affected the MCAT and the medical school application process this year and may have disrupted your medical school application timeline. Consider these 3 steps when deciding whether you should still take the MCAT and apply to medical school this year.

Learn how to perfectly plan out your medical school application timeline for AMCAS, AACOMAS, and TMDSAS so you can maximize your chances of acceptance to medical school this cycle.

The COVID 19 outbreak has caused a global crisis that has medically, economically, politically, and socially shaken the world. Questions running through your head are probably “how is COVID 19 going to affect my medical school applications?” and “how is COVID 19 going to affect my MCAT?”(in addition to probably a lot of other things). This article will talk about the 3 things you should do to set yourself up for success with your medical school applications during the COVID 19 pandemic.

When do you apply to medical school? Follow our recommendations on how to submit the AMCAS as soon as possible to boost your odds of acceptance!