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Meeting med school requirements involves more than completing pre-med coursework.
Congratulations! You’ve made the decision to go to medical school. But now you may be asking yourself some big questions: “What kind of doctor should I be?” “What medical specialty should I choose?”
Receiving an acceptance letter for a medical school program puts aspiring physicians one step closer to reaching their goal. Although students may plan to complete their medical studies at one school, life may have other plans. These plans may involve a student transferring to medical schools.
Thankfully, it is possible to transfer medical schools with careful planning and staying updated on the new school’s admission procedures.
What is global health exactly? Global health focuses on the health needs of populations worldwide. It has both a medical and a policy dimension. If you were to define global health as a field of study, it draws on a variety of disciplines, from economics, environmental science, epidemiology, sociology, and many others.
Becoming a doctor is a dream for many who aspire to help people by providing exceptional healthcare. The process of achieving this goal is rigorous and requires dedication, hard work, and time. One of the key factors in securing a spot in medical school is knowing when to apply.
Learn more about the top 10 most in-demand medical specialties. Get more information about each physician specialty, its residency training, and more.
Each year, Match Day is an event that is anticipated with excitement and suspense. It’s on this momentous day — always held on the third Friday of March — that thousands of graduating medical students simultaneously discover where they will be training for their residencies and in what field of specialty.
Smaller class sizes, more flexibility and time to prepare for United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE®) exams, and more time to schedule electives are just a few of the benefits.
Get answers to your questions about how long is the MCAT exam, MCAT time breakdown, scores, and other related information regarding the MCAT exam.
Learn all about applying to medical school through the American Medical College Application Service® (AMCAS®), the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Application Service (AACOMAS), and the Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS).
Interested in becoming an ENT? In this blog, RUSM details how to become an ENT and the steps you can take to be successful!
Interested in becoming a Forensic Pathologist? In this blog, RUSM details Forensic Pathology and the steps you can take to become a Forensic Pathologist.