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Unlike other pre-health admissions exams like the OAT and DAT, the MCAT is not offered throughout the entire year. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) selects about 20 MCAT test dates each year and they are all between the months of January through September. You will want to plan your MCAT studies according to […]
Even though the MCAT is a CBT (computer-based test), hard-copy books can be an important component of your preparation arsenal. Here are the BEST MCAT books available.
This post is a contribution from our friends at Code Blue Essays. If you are planning to become a physician, you are likely very aware that it is a long and difficult journey. The first major hurdle is getting into medical school. Most students who apply to medical school are not accepted. Some applicants who […]
This post is a contribution from our friends at IngeniusPrep. The road to medical school is a long one. You need to chug through difficult pre-requisite classes, cram for the MCAT, pursue various research opportunities, and that’s just the beginning. The medical school admissions process is notorious for being rigorous and demanding! And yet, thousands […]
Need to brush up on your molecular biology for the MCAT? Remind yourself of the basics with this DNA and ATP review, and then go a little more in depth with our free MCAT DNA and ATP lesson video!
Studying for the MCAT? Brush up on your physiology with this free MCAT Kidneys and Renal System video lesson and review!
Studying for the MCAT? Brush up on your organic chemistry with this free MCAT Aromatics video lesson, and then check out our list of MCAT study resources.
Reviewing for the MCAT? Take advantage of our free MCAT Intermolecular Forces lesson video — plus a list of resources for all your MCAT study needs!
When looking for activities to include on your AMCAS application, shadowing is a powerful way to demonstrate your interest in and realistic knowledge of the field of medicine. Shadowing as many different kinds of doctors as you can is helpful; the only way to know whether you will enjoy a career in a particular area […]
Every year, many med school applicants ask similar questions: “Is my MCAT too low? How many schools should I apply to? Do I have enough clinical experience/research experience/etc.? There are so many people applying – how can I make my personal statement stand out?” The core question underlying most of these is: What are medical […]