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What's In the Guidebook?
The intensity of the medical school application process is one of the greatest strengths, as well as one of the greatest weaknesses of the medical field. On one hand, it ensures that only the brightest and most capable students proceed forward to have the honor of taking care of real people.
Alternatively, the process is often so demanding that students get burnt out to the point where they reconsider going into the professional altogether, potentially causing the field to miss out on some great candidates.
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In this guidebook, you will learn what BS/MD programs are, what to do as a BS/MD applicant, and how to prepare for the interview.
Countless visits to specialists in hope of relief left me with a slew of inconclusive test results and uncertain diagnoses. “We cannot do anything else for you.” After twelve months of waging a war against my burning back, aching neck and tingling limbs, hearing these words at first felt like a death sentence, but I continued to advocate for myself with medical professionals.
Sharpen and grow your skills en route to becoming a physician.
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Kachiu Lee, MD
Dr. Lee specializes in BS/MD admissions. She was accepted into seven combined bachelor-medical degree programs. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Northwestern University and proceeded to Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, IL. After completing a dermatology residency at Brown University, Dr. Lee pursued a fellowship in Photomedicine, Lasers, and Cosmetics at Massachusetts General Hospital and was a Clinical Fellow at Harvard Medical School. Academically, she has over 100 peer-reviewed publications and lectures internationally.
