#medschoolapplication

[medschooltutors]

How to Decide Where to Apply to Med School

We know that applying to medical school is a daunting process. Read on for tips on how to organize your application list and decide which schools to apply to.

Don’t leave this to chance, but if you need some help you can leave it to us. 

[blackmagicmcat]

Hmmm....anyone taking the MCAT next year? I'm expecting to take it in January 2021.

Can I just say that I'm really anxious to start preparing for this exam and I dont really know where to start?

I'm going to take a free practice exam and start from there I guess...

I'll just collect a list of free practice exams and see where I can start from there. I'll share what I find here😌!!

[medschooltutors]

What I Wish I Had Known Before I Applied to Medical School

Attention, all pre-med and undergraduate students: This one's for you! Thinking about applying to medical school? Here are some things worth considering before you dive right in.

Some thoughts on a really BIG decision. 

[daviddavi09]

Medical School Personal Statement Tips: Stand Out in Your Application (Webinar)

Hi, I’m Dr. Andre Pinesett, a Stanford Med graduate and premed productivity expert, and I want to help you craft the best medical school personal statement and medical school application possible. In my live webinar on June 3rd at 8 am, I’ll walk you step by step through the process of creating a personal statement and application that truly represents you and makes you a standout applicant.

[daviddavi09]

How to Explain Bad Grades Confidently in an Interview | Med School Interview Tips

Struggling with how to talk about bad grades in your medical school interview? If you want med school interview tips and worried your GPA might hurt your Med school application, this video will help you frame your story with confidence. In this episode, I break down exactly how to address low grades, academic struggles, or even a failed class in a way that shows growth instead of weakness. Most premed students think admissions committees are looking for perfection but what they really value is resilience, maturity, and meaningful self-improvement. If you’ve ever felt unsure about explaining academic setbacks, this step-by-step guide will help you turn those moments into powerful evidence of who you’ve

In this video you’ll learn: • How to confidently explain low grades in a med school interview • What admissions committees look for beyond GPA • The biggest mistake students make when discussing academic struggles • How to reframe failure as growth on your medical school application • How to speak with clarity, ownership, and confidence

[daviddavi09]

How to Get Into Medical School and Get Accepted After Rejection: The Step-by-Step Guide (part - 1)

Wondering how to get into medical school after a rejection? You’re not alone, and the good news is it’s completely possible to get accepted. In this video, I walk you through a step-by-step guide to repair your application, increase your numbers, optimize your experiences, and share your story in a way that will catch the attention of admissions committees. ►How to accept the rejection and stop feeling stuck ►How to figure out what went wrong with your application ►How to improve your numbers, experiences, and story ►Take actionable steps today to get accepted next time

[daviddavi09]

How to Get Into Medical School and Get Accepted After Rejection: The Step-by-Step Guide (part - 2)

Rejected from med school? Don’t worry—this step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to get into medical school and get accepted, even after a rejection. In this video, Dr. Andre Pinesett, the Pre-Med Productivity Expert, breaks down the key strategies you need to fix your application and increase your chances of acceptance. ► How to identify the real issues in your med school application ► The right way to retake the MCAT if it’s part of the problem ► When and how a postbac program can help improve your academic record ► How to rewrite your personal statement and strengthen your application story ► Strategies to apply to med school more strategically the next cycle ► The importance of feedback and mentorship to avoid repeating mistakes

[peppermint-adventures]

Hello this is Peppermint :D I am starting this blog to reflect on my journey before medical school and answer any questions people may have about going into medical school, studying at UBC, doing the CAPS program and Science One program at UBC, etc. Please check out my first article here!