Monthly Archives: October 2009

After Medical School: The True Story of Residency

The general public usually has a somewhat skewed perception of what life after medical school is really like. To start things off, people usually believe medical school is the most difficult time of one’s medical career, or road to one’s medical career. On top of that, there are numerous television shows portraying a comfortable, though … Continue reading

Choosing the Right Medical School

Choosing the right medical school can be a daunting task. If you have begun your search, you will have already have considered key factors—among them, your field of study, finding a means of payment, and residency options. That is why, before you embark on riveting biology labs and crowded lecture halls, it is imperative that … Continue reading

Preparation for the MCAT

“Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance.” The above quote could not be more accurate and helpful, especially in regard to your future as a Medical Professional. The MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) is the test required for admission into most United States and Canadian Medical Schools. It is one of the most important factors Medical Schools … Continue reading

Paul Epstein – Harvard Medical School

First year medical school