Now that you have a personal statement in any way shape or form, your next move needs to be the one where you make it yours. Easier said than done. Maybe you’re happy with what you have. It expresses you through written word and uses the vernacular and syntax you enjoy. Or maybe it doesn’t.... Continue Reading →
10 Things I Learned as an Interviewer for the Interviewee
Originally posted September 2017 As a fourth year medical students (yikes) I was able to become an interviewer for my medical school. So yes, that means maybe someone I’ve interviewed may one day see this. Though probably not. Anyways, it was very surreal to be on the other side of the process all these years... Continue Reading →
Keeping Care of Those Medically Bound
Originally posted June 2014 Whether it be non-med to pre-med, pre-health to pre-health, med student to parent, or any variation of those, we all have to keep in the mind the care for everyone involved in our crazy health related journeys. We should keep each other level headed and be there. So here are some... Continue Reading →
10 Mistakes of the PreMed
Originally posted May 2014 And 10 ways to make sure you don’t make them 1. Doing a ton of stuff Want to know a secret? Medical school don’t really care how much you’ve done, how many clubs you are in or how many times you have volunteered. They like those things, but if it's a... Continue Reading →
When Friends are Your Competition
Posted April 2014 Getting into medical (or any variation) school is hard. That's no big secret. But do you know what’s harder? Having your friends, your support, be your competition. Those of us who are pre-med tend to have a lot of other pre-meds in our circle of friends. It just makes sense that we... Continue Reading →
