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Ace the MCAT with Active Recall: Learn Smarter, Not Harder
We all know the MCAT is no walk in the park. It's a beast of an exam that demands not just knowledge, but also retention. That's where active recall comes in! What is Active Recall? Active recall is a study technique where you actively force yourself to retrieve information from memory. Instead of passively rereading notes…
📈 MCAT Scores In Hand? Let's Break It Down! 📈
You've faced the MCAT, and your scores are here! Now what? Don't let those numbers intimidate you. Instead, let's turn them into a roadmap for your medical school journey. Analyzing Your MCAT Score: What's Next? 🔍 Deep Dive into Your Score Report: Don't just glance at the total. Analyze each section meticulously. Identify…
Should You Work While Studying for the NCLEX®?
It’s a question many newly graduated student nurses wrestle with - and for good reason. On one hand, having a job, especially in a healthcare setting, can help reinforce the concepts you’re learning and give you real-world context for the types of questions you'll face on the exam. It also offers a source of income, which…
Thalamus Account: Your Guide to Residency Interview Scheduling
What is a Thalamus account? Thalamus is a Graduate Medical Education (GME) interview management and scheduling platform. It's widely used by residency and fellowship programs to streamline their interview process. Think of it as a central hub that streamlines the interview process for both programs and applicants.…
Are You Taking The MCAT Tomorrow? Here's What to Do.
The big day is tomorrow, and here is a checklist of items to ensure the testing day goes smoothly. Be equipped with: An MCAT®-Accepted ID Comfortable clothing, especially clothing that you have worn for your mock exams: sweats, long-sleeved tshirt, hoodie. No jewelry or watches. Nothing in your pockets. Food and drinks…
Dynamic Duos in Healthcare: How Speech & Occupational Therapists Work Hand-in-Hand! 🤝
Ever wonder how different healthcare professionals tag-team to help people get back on their feet? Let's talk about the partnership between Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs)! So, what do they do? SLPs focus on communication, thinking skills, and swallowing. For example, if a patient is…

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8 Pre-Med Habits That Will Help You Shine in Medical School ✨ PART 2
Last week, I shared 4 pre-med habits that will help you stand out in med school (click here in case you missed it!), and as promised, here is part 2! 5. Build relationships. Medicine is a team sport. From classmates to mentors to patients, your success depends on your ability to connect, collaborate, and communicate. Take…
Healthcare Careers: Getting Hired When Everyone Has the Same Certification
In healthcare hiring, your clinical certification gets you in the door, but it is not what sets you apart. When every applicant holds the same credentials, standing out takes more than qualifications. That is the challenge many healthcare professionals face. After investing time and money into training, you are often…
🗳️Testing this month?
August is here, which means we're in the final months of the MCAT cycle! Vote and let us know when you're testing! If you're looking for a study plan or tips, be sure to check out these helpful posts: Is your test date quickly approaching? ⏰ Here's how to make the most of the time you have left! Are You Taking The MCAT…
8 Pre-Med Habits That Will Help You Shine in Medical School ✨ PART 1
Most people planning to apply to medical school are already excellent students – highly motivated, hard-working, persistent through obstacles. But what helps you really stand out – and prepares you to thrive once you’re there? In this post, I’ll chat about some of the habits I built that served me well leading up to,…
Building Patient Trust: Essential Strategies for Better Healthcare
Building trust and rapport with my patients and their families is important for many reasons. First, it encourages honest and open communication. Patients may be more inclined to share sensitive information and their feelings and concerns, all of which play into patient-centered and individualized care. A strong…
🗳️MCAT Scores Are Out!: How'd you do? Let us know in our poll and read on what to do next!
Did you get your scores back? Here's what to do next! Scores are out! We recognize the mix of emotions you may be experiencing: nerves, excitement, and relief. Regardless of your score, reaching this moment is an accomplishment in itself. 🗳️Participate in Our Anonymous MCAT Experience Poll! Vote below and let us know how…
Dynamic Duos in Healthcare: How Speech & Occupational Therapists Work Hand-in-Hand! 🤝
Ever wonder how different healthcare professionals tag-team to help people get back on their feet? Let's talk about the partnership between Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs)! So, what do they do? SLPs focus on communication, thinking skills, and swallowing. For example, if a patient is…
AAMC Portal not working?
Hi guys I'm trying to take a practice AAMC full length but when I try to access my AAMC materials from the links on my Kaplan schedule it says that I'm not allowed to access it. Has anyone else had this problem or know how to fix it? My test is in a week so I'm lowkey panicking.
Are You Taking The MCAT Tomorrow? Here's What to Do.
The big day is tomorrow, and here is a checklist of items to ensure the testing day goes smoothly. Be equipped with: An MCAT®-Accepted ID Comfortable clothing, especially clothing that you have worn for your mock exams: sweats, long-sleeved tshirt, hoodie. No jewelry or watches. Nothing in your pockets. Food and drinks…
Medical School Interview Prep - Your Guide To Success!
Medical schools will invite you for an interview if after reviewing your application, they find you to be a promising candidate for their class. Interviews enable schools to: ● get to know you better ● assess how you think, express yourself, and relate to others ● probe the depth of your interest in medicine and their…