If you're struggling on your premed journey, trying to figure out the best way to study for the MCAT
Red flags seem to confuse a lot of students. They come up in applications and interviews and you nee
Logan Noone is an MSII at PNWU. He became discouraged after listening to a previous Premed Years pod
For today's episode, we took a handful of questions that students asked in our Facebook group, the P
Michael joined me to talk about his struggle with alcohol since middle school, his failed, first app
Dr. Yousuf is starting his Emergency Medicine residency after failing to match. Learn from his failu
Dr. Buck Parker shares his journey of struggling during undergrad to success in medical school and h
Caroline is a second-year med student who runs the @carolinecooksclean Instagram account. As a forme
After reading hundreds of personal statements and extracurriculars this application cycle, I'm seein
Leila Amiri is the Director of the Office of Medical College Admissions at UICOM. We go step by step
Nick is a former premed student-athlete who didn't do well in school and went into business. Now he'
Travis Hornsby went from trading bonds to figuring out how to pay off his wives med school loans as
Fernando immigrated from Brazil and has been on the long, slow road to medical school. After some ex
When this podcast goes out, the medical school application cycle for students wanting to start medic
This week I'm joined by Dr. William Mayo, President-elect of the AOA. We have a great discussion abo
I decided to get on the phone with premed students and answer their questions about relationships, H
When should you start writing your personal statement, your extracurriculars, taking the MCAT, askin
Session 280 This week we’re taking questions directly from the MSHQ Premed Forums. If you’re not fam
Dr. Elaine Reno is an Emergency Medicine physician. She joins us to talk about her journey to medici
You shouldn't be surprised to read online that a student with near perfect stats didn't get an inter
Holly initially didn't think she could become a physician and let her fears dictate her path. She th
