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  • MCAT Study Tips – Three Quick Tips to Score Higher!

    • June 19, 2018
    • Posted by: Sahil Mehta
    • Category: MCAT
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    By: Rohanit Singh, MedSchoolCoach MCAT Tutor Beginning to study for the MCAT can seem like a daunting and highly demanding task that requires vast amounts of concentrated study time. And in many ways, it is. An exam that is designed to test students on the culmination of their educational pursuits while in college will indeed

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  • April 2018 MCAT Webinar

    • April 24, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: MCAT
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    Acing the MCAT Webinar Need MCAT help? Interested in raising your MCAT score by 10 points or more? Learn about MedSchoolCoach's MCAT Program A complete course focusing on the highest yield material PLUS 60 hours of one-on-one tutoring to raise your score Learn More
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  • Medical Schools that Accept International Students

    • March 27, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Popular Tips
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    The medical school admissions process is competitive enough as it is! But as an international applicant, it’s even harder. There’s a limited number of medical schools in the US that accept or even interview international students. A good place to start making your list if you are an international student is to understand which MD

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  • What’s the latest I should take the MCAT for an application cycle?

    • March 15, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Applying, MCAT
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    A pretty common question we get asked is “what’s the latest I should take the MCAT if I want to apply this year?”. Great question! There’s several factors to consider when you talk about MCAT timing. We’ve laid out a few different scenarios below to help you determine what the latest date you should take

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  • Differences between MD (AMCAS) and DO (AACOMAS) applications

    • March 15, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Applying, Premed
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    If you are applying to medical school, you maybe applying to both DO and MD schools. While the applications are relatively similar, there are a few differences in character counts/limits for the DO application to keep in mind while you are drafting your essays and activities sections! Here’s a real quick guide for your review

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  • What is the best premed major?

    • March 11, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Applying, Popular Tips, Premed
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    Choosing a major can be one of the most stressful things for a college student to do! I talked to hundreds of early students who wonder what the “best major” for a premed is. That’s a loaded questions with all kinds of different possible answers. There is no single best “premed major”. It really depends

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  • Can you negotiate a medical school scholarship?

    • March 7, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Applying, Miscellaneous, Popular Tips, Post Interview Communication
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    When you receive a medical school acceptance, you are elated, and rightfully so! You’ve worked a tremendous amount to get to the point of being accepted and are now on your way to becoming a physician! Except, there’s one potentially crippling hurdle in the way: tuition. You’ve probably seen the numbers: many medical students graduate with

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  • Clichés to Avoid in the Personal Statement

    • January 17, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Personal Statement
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    During our recent MedSchoolCoach webinar, “Establishing Your Brand: How to be Unique When Applying to Medical School”, Dr. Mehta, CEO of MedSchoolCoach, spoke with Dr. Marinelli, MedSchoolCoach Director of Advising, about the personal statement if she thought there were any clichés applicants tend to use and ultimately, hinder their chances of being accepted. Read more

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  • The Personal Statement: How Early Should You Start?

    • January 10, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Personal Statement
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    During our recent MedSchoolCoach webinar, “Establishing Your Brand: How to be Unique When Applying to Medical School”, Dr. Mehta, CEO of MedSchoolCoach, spoke with Dr. Katzen, MedSchoolCoach Master Advisor and previous admissions committee member at GWU, about the recommended timeline for personal statements. Read more below about when to get started with your personal statement!

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  • How to Show Diversity As an Applicant

    • January 3, 2018
    • Posted by: MedSchoolCoach Team
    • Category: Applying
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    During our recent MedSchoolCoach webinar, “Establishing Your Brand: How to be Unique When Applying to Medical School”, Dr. Mehta, CEO of MedSchoolCoach, answered some admissions related questions from the attendees. Read more about Dr. Mehta’s take on diversity and how to stand out as an applicant below! Dr. Mehta:  Here is a question that I

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