Tag: Applying to Medical School
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MD vs DO: What’s the Difference?
When students are planning to apply to BS/MD or medical school, I often get asked about whether or not osteopathic programs are worth it. Medical Doctor (MD) and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) are two distinct paths to becoming a physician in the United States. Both types of doctors are fully licensed to diagnose and…
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Low MCAT and GPA to MD acceptance
Dr. Darlene has been consulting for medical school applications for the past 6 years, with a passion for helping students with low MCAT and GPA and reapplicants. If you want to work with us on BS/MD or medical school applications, click the link here to get started. One of the most common questions I get…
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Taking the Casper Test For BS/MD and Medical School
The Casper test is an important evaluation for aspiring medical students, especially those seeking admission to BS/MD programs or medical school. This situational judgment test assesses a candidate’s professional traits and ethical decision-making abilities. Successfully preparing for the Casper test requires a comprehensive approach that encompasses both the practical and ethical aspects of the medical…
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The Best Premed Extracurriculars to Boost Your Application
When it comes to preparing for medical school, excelling in academics is just one piece of the puzzle. Admissions committees also look for well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to their community and a passion for healthcare. However, sometimes it can be hard to discern which premed extracurriculars are actually worthwhile to use your…
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Where To Start For Medical School Applications
As a resident, I can safely say that applying to medical school has undoubtedly been one of the most stressful (and confusing) processes throughout my medical career so far. Between the timeline, essays, activities list, the entire process can be overwhelming. In fact, after opening AMCAS and AACOMAS for the first time, I actually didn’t…