Elizabeth John MD is not currently a tutor or advisor with MedSchoolCoach. View our other Team Member profiles to find a tutor or advisor to help you reach your goals.
During her late high school career, Dr. John spent a good portion of her time applying to BS/MD programs. Though she didn’t end up at one herself, she used the knowledge that she acquired to help two of her younger siblings through the process, landing them both at prestigious BS/MD programs.
She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Rutgers University in 3 years and received a 50% scholarship to attend medical school at the UCF College of Medicine. While at UCF she assisted the admissions committee with their work. During her residency at Rutgers University she continued to assist with admissions, learning all about the qualities that medical schools look for in a student.
After interviewing at 20 different programs, she received her top-choice of fellowship at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. Here, she continues to interview residents applying for gastroenterology fellowship, the most competitive internal medicine specialty.
Undergraduate: Rutgers University
Medical School: University of Central Florida College of Medicine
Residency: Rutgers University - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Fellowship: Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Gastroenterology
Dr. John spent years directing an acapella group as they participated in charity performances and competitions.
MedSchoolCoach advisors often are asked to give talks at various schools around the country. After all, no firm is more[...]
It’s no secret that medical school is expensive. Students have to meticulously strategize how to pay their tuition and fees[...]
Table of Contents If you’ve considered joining the military to reduce the financial burden of medical school, you’re in the[...]
Thinking about applying to medical school? Discover what high school students need to know about obtaining a career in medicine.
DownloadGet ready for the USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 with this free guide to study planning and resource utilization.
Download