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Medical School HQ App Reviews: MedicalSchoolHQ.net exists to help both future medical students and current medical students. To help the later, we decided that medical mobile app reviews would be…
Ten Medical School Interview Tips: Go in Prepared
Congratulations! You have been invited to interview for medical school. That email popped into your inbox and you responded faster than lightning. The date is saved in your calendar and you already have your plane tickets! Now, you ask, how do I prepare for this critical part of the application process? First, you should know that medical schools have various interview styles. Some interview in groups, others individually. Some know your grades and scores, while others just know your name. Regardless of the types of interviews that you have, the tips listed below will help you succeed during your medical school interview.
Medical School Interviews: 10 Commonly Asked Questions
If you haven't already read Ten Medical School Interview Tips, do it now!
You have taken the MCAT. You have applied to the perfect number of medical schools. You are now ready for the medical school interview process.
MCAT Scores – What Do I Need?
We've covered the basics of the MCAT already. Follow the link to learn all about the MCAT.
Student - "What do I need to score on the MCAT to get into medical school?"
Test Prep Company - "For $2000, you can sign up for this package and you'll do just fine."
If I told you that you could get an MCAT score between 5-14 and still be accepted to medical school, would you believe me? More than likely you would laugh in my face and call me crazy. Read more and find out why I am not.
Getting into Medical School: The Premed Timeline
Freshman/Sophomore years
- Ensure all pre-med requirements will be met in your schedule. Remember, each medical school will have slightly different requirements. If there are certain med schools you are thinking about attending, please review their requirements. Here are the basic pre-med requirements that most medical schools require:
- Physics (1 year)
- General Chemistry (1 year)
- Organic Chemistry (1 year)
- Biology (1 year)
- English (D.O. schools require. Most M.D. schools recommend)
- Psychology (1 semester) - In Preparation of the 2015 MCAT
- Sociology (1 semester) - In Preparation of the 2015 MCAT
How Many Medical Schools Should I Apply To?
The decision is finally made. You are going to medical school! You have studied hard, dedicating your time to strengthening your CV, building your skills, and rocking the MCAT. Now you have reached the moment when you have to figure out where you are going to submit your medical school applications.
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