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Today’s episode is a year-end review as 2015 is wrapping up. Sorting all the shows that came out in 2015, Ryan looks at some of the best episodes and picked the top 7 shows to highlight them.
This has been downloaded over 6,000 times this year. Here, Ryan discusses the most common reasons premeds fail to get into medical school including poor GPA and late application.
Downloaded over 5.300 times, this was a webinar initially recorded for the Academy where Ryan talked about the “a to z” of the personal statements like how long it needs to be, when to start it, how many drafts to make, what to write, and what its goal is.
Last week, Ryan also did an episode on personal statements in Session 161 about the 5 biggest mistakes in writing personal statements. If you need help with your personal statement, go to www.medicalschoolhq.net/personalstatement so it can be reviewed.
With 5,100 votes, this episode features an interview with Thomas Frank from collegeinfogeek.com. He just came out with a book which he talked about on this show covering the ten steps to earning awesome grades while studying less.
This was an interview with Ben, a nontraditional student who now has an acceptance to medical school and he talks about his trials and tribulations along the way including his post-bacc program. This episode puts emphasis on the philosophy of collaboration versus competition.
In this episode, Matt shares his story of having 12 withdrawals and 5 F’s on his transcripts and he talks about how those F’s were basically for not withdrawing soon enough. Matt has a great, inspiring story that you can glean from.
Here we talk about things like early submission of application, the things you need, the importance of proofreading, and other great tips in successfully submitting your application.
In this episode, Ryan talks with Brian of Blueprint MCAT (formerly Next Step Test Prep) where they talk about the new changes to the MCAT 2015 and what you can expect. This is a great primary if you’re getting ready to take the MCAT in the near future.
Blueprint MCAT (formerly Next Step Test Prep) focuses on providing one-on-one tutoring to students where they get a completely custom program from start date to MCAT test date to help them earn their best possible score. Save $50 by going to medicalschoolhq.net/nextstep to take your MCAT prep to the next level.
Check out MedEdMedia.com for what’s to come in the future here at the Medical School Headquarters.
If you wish to contribute articles, you can have them posted on the Medical Headquarters School website by visiting www.medicalschoolhq.net/contribute to sign up on the list.
Session 121 – 7 Reasons Premeds Don’t Get Into Medical School
Session 127 – The Medical School Application Personal Statement
Session 161 – 5 Biggest Medical School Personal Statement Mistakes
Session 116 – How to Earn Awesome Grades with Thomas Frank
Session 120 – How This Non-Trad Beat a Bad MCAT Score and a Low GPA
Session 123 – Overcoming 12 Withdrawals and 5 F’s as a Premed
Session 128 – 9 Tips to Successfully Submit Your Med School Applications
Session 137- MCAT 2015 – A Review of All the Changes and New Tips
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