#premedical

[anklemeatafton]

i woke up from a dead sleep fever dream with this very important pre-med intrusive thought:

new tag yourself, assign you and the homies epithelial tissue (with or without cilia/microvilli)

tag yourself i'm simple squamous epithelial tissue

[I'm assigning my roommate ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelial tissue]

[caffeinatedhan]

Need a strategy for remembering all the information you need to for the MCAT? Look no further! Memory Palace is here 💭

[studyhuex]

Hey everyone!

So here I'm 👀 {a new user btw lol} imma premedical student tryin to learn and explore new things; wanna start a studygram/studyblr so that' it. You guys can follow me on Instagram (Ig-studyhuex) and also subscribe to my youtube channel (Yt- studyhuex) Hope you guys support me🐼🦋

[nova-study]

Hello studyblr buddies <3

I m new on studyblr .

Hi my name is caslyn. 18 y/o . 12th grader and a pre med student. Aspiring to become a doctor . Preferred pronouns are she / they. I m bi 🏳️‍🌈 I love listening to music. I have my boards of xam soon. Hoping to score good marks.

Have a nice day y'all<3

[lifeandtimesmed]

I am done with my 1st year of medical school in 6 weeks. That’s Crazy - ask me any question

[intrainingdoc]

Navigating Trauma in Your Personal Statement for Medical School

I applied to medical school twice. In retrospect, I was unsuccessful the first time for a few reasons: my timing was terrible, I had too much humility about my achievements and I didn’t ask for enough opinions about my application from people who were rooting for me. My trauma was also too raw and recent to write in a way for strangers to understand.

“I worried that my personal essay would come across as a sob story instead of the story of triumph that I was living. I didn’t want my personal statement to become a list of sad reasons why I deserved an opportunity or pity. It was supposed to be a presentation of obstacles I overcame, show that I was tough as nails, and declare that I was ready to become a physician-scientist.”

A second-year MD/PhD student gives practical advice to premedical students on how to navigate trauma in their medical school applications, newly-published on in-Training, the online peer-reviewed publication for medical students.

https://in-training.org/navigating-trauma-in-your-personal-statement-for-medical-school-19973

[magnoliamed]

I made this bc it’s a mood

[universallystudentlandohoney]

I work as a medical scribe in the ER and need to study for an anatomy exam tomorrow. So here is my set up :,)