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Why a High GPA May Not Be Enough for Med School Admission
Many students think a high GPA guarantees medical school admission. In this video I'll talk about the reality of it, and you'll learn why medical schools care about more than just GPA and research—volunteer work, shadowing, and other experiences are just as important.
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Getting Into Medical School From a State School: What You Need to Know
Can students from a state school successfully get into medical school? In this video, I'll answers a question from a high school senior about whether attending a state school/university puts you at a disadvantage for medical school admissions.
Premed Lessons from Aladdin: 3 Tips for Getting into Medical School
What Disney's Aladdin can teach premed students about getting into medical school: In this video, I share 3 lessons from Aladdin that can help you get into medical school. From improving your GPA and boosting your MCAT score to finding the right mentors and avoiding leadership roles that could stress you out
Harvard Medical School - a girl is allowed to dream, and a girl can accomplish those dreams with hard work.
I’ve envied doctors and dreamt of being one of them for a long time. I went through college and then some, and pursued other majors like Public Relations, Music and even Nursing, because I was too afraid to believe in myself and commit to this goal. It is not an unreachable goal, and it is not even a once-in-a-lifetime goal like becoming a well-known actress. It is an achievable and very tangible goal, if you're willing to work for it.
I am more than willing to do so. i guess it took a couple of years of wising up and watering the confidence tree inside me. I can do this.
So, what’s next? Getting into a one-year post-bacc pre-med program (lot of hyphens). Because my previous degree is in PR from the University of Florida (GO, GATORS!!!!), I need to complete the normal pre-req’s necessary for most medical schools.Â
I’ve created a list of schools to apply to, and am just waiting on one more letter of recommendation to start the application process.Â
Stay tuned!
