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Anyone having issues accessing their course?
I've tried clearing cache, history, and even switching browsers.
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AAMC Published Content Covered in 5 week Winter bootcamp
Is the AAMC published Content used in the MCAT winter bootcamp? My course ends on Jan 7th and I am currently scheduled to take the MCAT on Jan 10th. If the course doesn't cover the published AAMC content I would like to move my MCAT back so I have some time between the course and my test to take the AAMC practice tests andā¦
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Anybody get this error when trying to access Kaplan resources?
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Staying On Track!
Hi! One of the most important aspects of studying is holding yourself accountable and staying on track! I'll be honest sometimes with full time classes in my senior year and with life.. it can be difficult to stay on track with MCAT studying. I decided to color code my days based on my kaplan books to decide what topic I'dā¦
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2nd Try? Don't Give Up!
Hi! My name is Peyton and I am a senior at the University of Arizona. I am also a Student Brand Ambassador for Kaplan! I started studying initially for my 1st MCAT in about August of my Junior year to be prepared to test in March of my Junior year. Unfortunately, I did not receive the score I was wanting (and was actuallyā¦
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MCAT Support
Hi everyone! I am a junior at Harvard studying bioengineering. I know that MCAT prep can be so stressful and I just wanted to remind everyone that there is a whole community of fellow pre-meds willing to support you through your journey. Whether its a coffee chat, study group, or a virtual community like this one, pleaseā¦
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šHalloween Fun!āØ
Itās that awesome time of year for pumpkins, costumes, and all things fall or spooky! Whether you're getting dressed up, carving some pumpkins, or diving into way too much candy (no judgment!), we want to see how youāre having fun this fall/Halloween! Show off your festive spirit by posting pics of your costumes, fallā¦
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Could you see yourself using this trend to keep track of your scores? :)
Have you seen the newest Tik Tok trend relating to test prep?! When studying for the MCAT, it is a great idea to set goals for yourself. This trend essentially makes you set goals regarding specific scores and what you'll reward yourself with! Heres an example: 495-504: Great job! You are making progress, reward yourselfā¦
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Looking Ahead: 2025-26 Application Cycle Prep
As the 2024-25 Application Cycle whizzes by, I am looking to apply the knowledge I've learned from this cycle to the next. I originally planned to apply this summer, but decided I wasn't completely ready yet. However, I am looking forward to applying in 2025! I now know that I need to begin working on my AMCAS applicationā¦
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MCAT Studying!
Hi everyone! It's definitely not been an easy semester, but I've started studying again for my MCAT which I will take in January! Personally, it was super discouraging to get a score back from my first MCAT which I took in August, and not achieving my goal. I've had to remind myself that retakes aren't as uncommon as Iā¦
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Free MCAT Event: How To Navigate Med School Admissions Like a Pro
Hey future med students! Are you feeling overwhelmed by the med school application process? Donāt worryāyouāre not alone! Join us for a special session featuring two speakers: Dr. Alvin Bisarya, the Head of Pre-Medical Programs at Kaplan, and Dr. Elizabeth Fassas, a PGY-1 at Duke University Hospital and a published author.ā¦
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MCAT Registration
Hey yall! I was wondering what the chances are of registering for the MCAT after all the slots are filled up. MCAT registration opened up yesterday but all the nearest testing centers for me are fullā¦ I'm signed up for any new openings for the centers that I would like, but I'm so worried I wont be able to take the examā¦ā¦
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2025 Registration Opening for January-June Exam DatesāÆāÆ
Hi there, friends :) Just a reminder that the 2025 MCAT Exam registration opens today at 11 AM ET! Click here to learn more.
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2025 MCAT Test Dates and Free Event This Evening at 8pm ET
Greetings Community! Did you know that the AAMC has released the 2025 MCAT test dates? Here's a link! You can begin registering on October 2nd, and we suggest doing so as soon as it opens to make sure you get a date that doesn't require a long drive! Also, I'll be hosting an event this evening at 8pm ET on prepping for theā¦
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What made you want to be in the medical field?
The path to choosing a career in the medical field varies widely for each student. Share with us in the comments why you chose this career path ā we'd love to hear your stories!
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Are you taking the January 2025 MCAT?
Are you preparing for the January MCAT? Take the poll and let us know! Also, make sure to register for our upcoming Live Online Event "Preparing for the January MCAT" on September 12 at 8 PM ET. You can register for free HERE.
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Prove Youāre a Professional with the AAMC PREview Exam (3 part post) 2/3
Part 2/3: Example Scenario and Response Letās take a look at an example to really understand what the PREview tests. There are approximately 30 scenarios on the exam, each consisting of short descriptions of moral or professional dilemmas that a medical student might face. Hereās one example of a potential scenario: Youā¦
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Prove Youāre a Professional with the AAMC PREview Exam š (3 part post)
PART ONE of THREE: When youāre applying to medical school, you want to seize every advantage you can to maximize your chances of admission. A strong MCAT score and a solid GPA can get you most of the way there, but to stand out as the type of well-rounded student that makes a great doctor, you need to demonstrate a littleā¦
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Questions Regarding Breaks During the MCAT
I have a few questions regarding the scheduled breaks during the MCAT. First, when we reach the end of a section (for example, CHEM/PHYS), does the ten-minute timer immediately start counting down? Or do we have to select "Yes" to wanting to take our break, and then the timer starts? Also, if we have to select "Yes" toā¦
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You Are Not Alone!
Hi everyone! My name is Karyna Villarreal and I am an incoming senior studying Health Science Studies at Baylor University. I'm beyond excited to be graduating early in December and aspire to pursue my Masters in Medical Sciences with Baylor prior to applying for medical school, which is exciting and also scary at the sameā¦
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Any Progress is Some Progress!
Hello everyone! My name is Alondra Castillo and I am an incoming psychology and biology senior at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Being pre-med, I feel that I often doubted my capabilities, not because I don't think I can do it, but because I am going to be the first one in my family to graduate from college. It'sā¦
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Summer Rut? Let Me Help!
Hello everyone! To be completely honest my summer so far has been uneventful and I have felt the most stagnant I've felt in ages. I took summer classes, dealt with some hardships, and decided to take a gap year after undergrad. My school year was tough, but somehow my summer feels equally stressful. Am I just being lazy?ā¦
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Feeling lost? Start doing!
As all pre-meds know, making sure that you build a good foundation of shadowing/extracurriculars throughout the summer is essential to building a competitive med school application. When summer started I was not sure where to start and struggled to find a job that would give me clinical exposure without requiring expensiveā¦
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MCAT Encouragement!!
Hi everyone! My name is Josh, and I am a rising senior at the University of Texas at Austin. Early this summer I had taken my first MCAT, and came out of it with a mix of fear and relief as do most people. As awaiting the full month for the results, which feels like forever, I kept busy working as an MA at an orthopedicsā¦
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Emerging Expedition - Adulthood
Hello to my fellow pre-meds and Kaplan community, My summer journeyed deeper into a realm of uncertainty, yet I was advantageous enough to seize the wheel and steer away from the impending crash. My road has been smooth for the past four years, I lingered on my college campus to obtain my degree and work part-time as aā¦
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What am I doing?!
This summer, I'm diving into a blend of productivity and relaxation as an undergraduate pre-med student. On the academic front, Iām immersing myself in advanced biology and chemistry courses, brushing up on essential knowledge for the upcoming school year. Iāve also started shadowing a local physician, gaining firsthandā¦
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Pre-Med Summer Plans!!!
Hi everyone! My name is Rishi and I am a rising junior attending Washington University in St.Louis as a Genomics major. I took my first trip to Europe this summer exploring the beautiful cities of Barcelona and Lisbon, trying to make the most of the Catalan culture and the wonderful street art. I loved my experience soā¦
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SBA Summer Plans
Hi everyone! My name is Bree and I'm a rising Senior studying Marketing at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I'm so excited/sad to be a senior this year, but I can't wait to make so many amazing memories throughout this last year! No matter what year you are now, make sure you soak it up; time goes by so fast! I knowā¦
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My Summer as a Galway Girl
Hi friends! My name is Nadia from Georgia Tech! This summer, for the first time ever, I am in Europe! I am preparing myself for the next school year by taking classes in Galway, Ireland! I have been doing lots of work and taking almost a full class schedule in only 10 weeks. Even though I've been studying a lot to keep myā¦
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pre-med Neurofeedbacktech summer!
First of allā¦ what is neurofeedback? It is a type of biofeedback that uses real-time monitoring of brain activity to teach self-regulation of brain function. It involves placing electrodes on the scalp to measure electrical activity in the brain (EEG), which is then displayed on a screen. By observing their brainwaves andā¦
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Pre-med summer experience!
Hi y'all! I wanted to come on here and let y'all see/know what I am doing to make the most out of my summer as a premed. First of all REST! I can't emphasize it enough, it is so important and so crucial to allow yourself to rest so you can perform your best on everything you plan to do. I personally decided to take theā¦
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My Summer in Bali! #SBAGiveaway
Hey everyone! It's Hanan from University of South Florida (Go Bulls!). I am currently in Bali, Indonesia for the summer (I still feel like I'm dreaming), doing NIH-funded research on HPV and cervical cancer in women living with HIV. On Instagram though, I'm always at the beach š
. I'm a rising senior and I have just startedā¦
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Tips to Prepare for Med School Over the Summer! (How I Personally am Preparing!)
Preparing for Medical School can be so anxiety inducing, here are a few tips from a personal standpoint of how I am getting ready for medical school this summer! ā
Take at least 1 hour a day/week to get your mind moving! Whether this is with one of the Kaplan Test Prep Courses, or even an educational game, reading a book,ā¦
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My Summer in Bali!
Hey Kaplan community, it's Hanan from University of South Florida (Go Bulls)! This summer I am spending my time in Bali, Indonesia (a literal dream, I still can't believe I'm here). I'm doing a really cool research internship with the NIH and UAB looking into women living with HIV and educating on preventative measures toā¦
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Growth Season: Test Prep & Senior Year Success šļø
How do I best prepare myself for success? A question I'm sure we've all asked ourselves many times. Whether you're prepping for your MCAT or prepping for a successful summer leading into the next school year, I want to share what has helped me and what I am doing this summer! Hi everyone, I'm Emily, a rising senior at MSUā¦
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What is your "why"?
As we all know, pursuing a career in medicine is quite the commitment- one that demands years of hard work, dedication, and sacrifice. But amidst the grueling hours of study and intense training, lies a deeper, personal motivation that drives each aspiring doctor. I'd love to know why you're interested in going to medā¦
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What I am doing this summer to prepare for medical school
This summer, I am Volunteering and working alongside doctors at Yale New Haven Hospital. Volunteering at Yale New Haven Hospital to research Thoracic Outlet Syndrome is an eye-opening experience! I assist with data collection, patient interactions, and literature reviews, gaining invaluable medical knowledge and researchā¦
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How I use Google Calendar and Notion to balance my life as a pre-med student
Hi everyone! My name is Annie Tran. I go to Indiana University, majoring in human biology. As a pre-med student, I prioritize academics, but I also make sure to dedicate time to my hobbies and social events to avoid burnout. To keep my life balanced and organized, I rely on two tools: Google Calendar and Notion. Googleā¦
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My Summer 2024
Hello everyone! My name is Lauren and I am a senior at FSU. I have been an SBA with kaplan alittle over a year now! It has been so fun to grow with my fellow peers! I would like to take a moment to talk about what my Summer 2024 looks like! I plan to graduate this fall, so it is definitely coming sooner than later floodingā¦
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Ask a Medical Student Anything: What should I do over the summer?
Hi there! Iām Madison, a medical student in the Northeast in their fourth year of medical school. Today, Iām going to discuss how you should approach your summer! The medical school application process can be stressful ā between undergraduate classes, extracurriculars, research, shadowing, and studying for the MCAT, it isā¦
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To Gap or Not to Gap: The Post-Undergrad Dilemma for Pre-Meds
Hi fellow pre-meds! Iām excited to share that Iāve just graduated as a Bachelor of Science majoring in Human Biology and Immunology, with a minor in Psychology! As many of us toss our caps into the air and bid farewell to undergrad life, a pressing question looms: Should we dive straight into medical school, or take a gapā¦
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My Pre-Med Summer
Hey all! It's Sydney from The University of Alabama! I'm a SBA at UA about to enter my senior year as a chemistry major on the pre-med track, which basically means I'm at the busiest summer I've ever had. I'm in the middle of the process of applying to medical school, and I hope to have my primary application submitted toā¦
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Summer: Pre-Med Edition
Hi everyone, it's Brooke from Georgia Tech. As a rising 4th year, this is my last summer of undergrad (in denial about thisš)ā¦ so I wanted to take some time to dive into what I did during my three summer breaks: My 1st summer, I decided to study abroad in Europe at a satellite campus in Metz, France. I spent three monthsā¦
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Which one do you prioritize?
Hi everyone! Iām Abby, a pre-med student at the University of Houston. Between my studies and my involvement with organizations, Iāve often heard the classic college saying: "Sleep, Social Life, or SchoolāPick Two." This phrase is something many of us can relate to, especially as pre-med students with jam-packed schedules.ā¦
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Summer Plans
At the beginning of this summer, I did an abroad program for Public Health in Madrid. It was an amazing experience and I learned so much about the healthcare field! I am currently studying for the MCAT with the help of Kaplan!! It's definitely a long, hard process, but I am so grateful for all the resources and guidanceā¦
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Pre-Med Success: Balancing Books and Beyond
Hi everyone! Iām Abby, a pre-med student at the University of Houston, majoring in Public Health with a minor in Biology. When I'm not buried in textbooks, Iām working as a Member Relations Officer for the American Medical Womenās Association (AMWA). Today, I want to talk about something that many pre-med students struggleā¦
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Pre-Med Success: Balance Books and Beyond
Hi everyone! Iām Abby, a pre-med student at the University of Houston, majoring in Public Health with a minor in Biology. When I'm not buried in textbooks, Iām working as a Member Relations Officer for the American Medical Womenās Association (AMWA). Today, I want to talk about something that many pre-med students struggleā¦
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My Summer!! #SBAGiveway
My summer so far has been filled to the brim with activities, whether it be studying for the MCAT (which I'm taking in August, wish me luck), shadowing a Neurologist at Jackson Memorial Hospital, or working on campus at the University of Miami! It's been quite a packed summer for me, and stressful at times as the MCATā¦
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Summer full of MCAT!
This summer I'm using Kaplan's Live Online course to study for my MCAT in July. It's been a long and wild ride, but I'm feeling more and more prepared every day :) I'm so excited to start school back up and hopefully be done with MCAT studying!
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Weight Trainingā¦ for CARS?
Part 1 What does weight training have to do with CARS? Are we suggesting that you ditch the dumbbells and start lifting automobiles to get swole? More power to you if you can handle that kind of weight load, but the Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills section of the MCAT actually rewards your ability to carry a veryā¦
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Personal Satement
I'm struggling in trying to focus on studying while I don't have my personal statement ready. I don't even know how to start writing it. Any advice on personal statement.
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Happy Monday!
Just a little encourage-mint on this MondayāØ morning :)
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Start With Heart: Personal Statements ā¤ļøš
A crucial part of your medical school application is your personal statement. We took a look at the Community to find some awesome advice our instructors have shared. Start with heart! Showcase your passion on why you want to go to medical school from our own Claudia Mikail. Hereās all of Claudiaās advice: āYou want yourā¦
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šš Congratulations to the Class of 2024! šš
Interrupting our pre-med goodness with a reason to celebrate! Today we raise our virtual hats to celebrate the remarkable Class of 2024. šš To all graduates, your hard work, determination, and resilience have brought you this far and as you step into the next chapter, we are grateful to be part of it here in the Kaplanā¦
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TOP 5 FAQ: #5 What are the Components of the Medical School Application? š¤ Part 2 of 2
Did you miss part one? Check it out here: What are the Components of the Medical School Application Part 1? After submitting your primary application, the next stage of the application process involves completing secondary applications for the individual medical schools to which youāve applied. Most medical schools willā¦
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TOP 5 FAQ: #4 What are the Components of the Medical School Application? š¤ Part 1 of 2
The medical school application is a lot like a growing embryo, undergoing several stages of development before achieving its final form. The first step is the primary application. If youāre applying to allopathic (M.D.) medical schools in the U.S., youāll complete the AMCAS application. If applying to osteopathic (D.O.)ā¦
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How long before my test date should I set my study end date for?
Hi, My test date is on August 2nd and I'm building my study schedule for the summer. I am doing the MCAT live online prep course and the schedule builder feature asked me when I wanted to finish studying. Is there an ideal time I should set this for? I currently picked June 31st under the impression that would includeā¦
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Meme Monday
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The 2025 Medical School Application Season Has Officially Opened
Hi, my name is Maria Lofftus, and I am a Kaplan Medical School Admissions Consultant. Today, the 2025 medical school application season opened. Below is a list of important AMCAS-associated dates, links to valuable AMCAS resources, and how to learn more about the TMDSAS and AACOMAS application processes. Importantā¦
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Ask a Medical Student Anything: What do you wish you knew before applying to medical school?
Hi there! Iām Madison, a medical student in the Northeast who just started their fourth year of medical school. Iāve spoken to a number of premedical students over the years, and it made me reflect on things that I wish someone had told me before I applied. I discovered a lot of this stuff from browsing forums, and unlessā¦
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Does picking a major in pre-med feel a bit like being stuck in a box? š¦š©ŗš„¼
You're not the only one! Break free from the box ā click here to learn more about the preferred major myth. Then, share your major and story below šāØ
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Salt Bridge Purpose in Galvanic Cells
Hi! After searching and googling, I couldn't find a good answer for why the salt bridge is important in the Galvanic Cells. From what I have found, all answers mention salt bridge prevent the unbalanced charge difference caused by electrons (e) moving from the anode to the cathode where they interact with the ion that hasā¦
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Let's talk about the pathway to medical school!
Want to hear from a formal med student on her path to med school? Check this video out and let us know your thoughts and questions in the comments below!
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can someone please review my personal statement?
I'm applying this year, I would send it to whoever responds.
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Top 5 FAQ - #3 Comprehensive Prep: Whatās the difference between Teacher-Led and On-Demand? š¤
Let's paint a picture: You're gearing up for your MCAT prep. It's not about 'if' or even 'when' you'll take the MCATāyou may already know that part. The challenge now is 'how.' How do you start studying? If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. According to the AAMC, 65% of test-takers in 2023 had difficulty determiningā¦
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āØļøFree MCAT QBANK!!!!šš½
Want a chance to win a free 3 month MCAT Qbank subscription? Just add a profile picture and you're automatically entered to win! If you already have a picture uploaded or you're looking for more ways to enter, every post or comment you make will earn you a new entery. Read more here.
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Top 5 FAQ - Question 2: How to determine if I need tutoring?
Hey Kaplan Pre-MedĀ Community! My name is Angeleigh, and I am an enrollment counselor at Kaplan. My team helps thousands of students each year with getting started on- or changing the course of- their MCAT prep journeys. One of the most common questions we get asked is "Is private tutoring right for me?". So, how do youā¦
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Top 5 FAQ - Question 1: How/When should I build a study plan?
So, study planning, eh? We all know itās important, but it also feels like such a chore, and anyway canāt we just follow the document someone linked on Reddit? (Spoilers: No) What makes it especially tough for me (aside from confronting the reality that I already have way less time for studying than I maybe wanted) is thatā¦
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Free MCAT Event Tomorrow! (4/9) @ 7pm EST
Greetings Pre-Med Fam! I'll be hosting a free MCAT event tomorrow (Tuesday) at 7pm EST. In it we'll work though a passage and several MCAT questions as well as talk about schedule building and test day planning. Please join if you're available and want to talk shop! The event can be found on our events page at it saysā¦
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Tomorrow is Score Release Day!
How is everyone feeling? Let us know in the comments :)
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Things to do while you wait for AAMC to release your scoresš« š« š«
Waiting is hard. Luckily, we've compiled a list of things you can do while you wait for your scores. Keep it going in the comments belowšā¦ šāā”ļøMarathon the longest movie series you can find.šæ By the time you're done, you might have forgotten about the scores entirely.š¤·š½āāļø š³Try out a new recipe for every cuisine you canā¦
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šØNew Giveaway Alert!ā¼ļøšØ šøPre-Med Spring Profile Picture Giveawayš
āØSpring GiveawayāØš We're giving away One (1) three-month access pass to Qbank prep for the MCAT exam ($199 value)!š To enter all you have to do is add a profile picture to your account during the promotion period of Friday, April 5, 2024, at 12:00 am CT through Friday, April 26, 2024, at 12:00 am CT. Here's how to do that:ā¦
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šØāAsk Us Anything with Maria Lofftus, Admissions Consultant: Clinical vs Research Experience
Hi, my name is Maria Lofftus and I am a Kaplan Medical School Admissions Consultant. I am often asked by applicants which is more important to a medical school admissions committee, research, or clinical experience. They also want to know what makes a good clinical experience. Of all the components of your medical schoolā¦
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āļøAsk Us Anythingāļø- When are you "done" with content review? š
As an instructor, I hear a lot from students about their MCAT study plans, past and present, and there's always a question that comes up. "If I set aside 4-6 months for MCAT studying, how much of that should be dedicated to content review?" And it's a valid question! Since the MCAT covers SO much ground, the number oneā¦
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Ask Us Anything! With Claudia Mikail, MD, MPH, & Kaplan Medical School Admissions Consultant
Hi, my name is Claudia Mikail, MD, MPH, and I'm a Kaplan Medical School Admissions Consultant. A common question we get is "Do I need to take all med school required courses (like physics and sociology) before I take the MCAT?" The MCAT is a lot like life. Thereās an ideal way to prepare for it and a real way to prepareā¦
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Free Webinar TONIGHT! Topic: How/Why to gain clinical experience abroadāļøš
Atlantis is a company that facilitates opportunities to travel abroad and build your healthcare application. Hear from a panel consisting of Atlantis alumni who spent time during summer break gaining clinical experience. The panelists will discuss this program and answer your questions. This webinar is relevant for anyā¦
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Happy Meme Monday!š
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āWhatās a Good MCAT Score? - Answered by ME, Logan, a Kaplan instructor šØāš«š
The MCAT is an important exam that is required for acceptance to most medical schools in the US and Canada. As you embark on your MCAT journey, you might find yourself asking: Whatās a good MCAT score? Unfortunately, there isnāt one simple answer to point to saying, āthis is it ā the GOOD score!ā Really, the question ofā¦
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Ask Us Anything! - When should I take the MCAT?
So, when is the best time to take the MCAT? Ultimately,Ā itās when youāre ready. The question now becomes, āWhen is the best time to be ready?ā Well, that could be any time for anyone; youāll have to look into your own calendar and think about your own goals to make that determination. A bit daunting, yes? In this post,ā¦
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Test Day is coming on March 9 - last minute suggestions
With Test Day coming on March 9, what should you be doing to prepare over these last few days? Here are some veteran Kaplan teacher suggestions: Take your final practice test (AAMC 5, called the Free Scored Sample Exam) 1 week before your test date. Don't cram in the last few days - if you don't know it by now, you won'tā¦
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What's your major, and does it matter to admissions?
Hi all! If you havenāt seen me around, Iām Madison, a rising fourth year medical student in the Northeast. Most of my life now is electives, research, studying for Step 2, and making sure my cats donāt cause indescribable chaos ā which is a fair bit different from how things were in undergrad! Today, Iām going to talkā¦
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Did you get your scores back on Friday?
If you got your scores back on Friday or have recently taken the MCAT, what advice would you give to your former self about the exam or what tip would you share with a friend about your experience? Let us know in the comments!
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Happy Meme Monday!
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MCAT Registration for July-September 2024
Hello Folks, Registration for the MCAT for July-September 2024 opens at noon today (2/27) at noon Eastern. Here is a link on information and to the registration page: ļ»æ ļ»æ
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Happy #MemeMondayš
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šØMCAT Score Release For January 18th Test TakersšØ
Today, the AAMC released the scores of the 1/18 test takers. Did you take the test last month? If so, let us know how your experience was, and feel free to share any advice you have for those testing next in the comments below.
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How's your MCAT prep journey going? š
#MemeMonday
Are you just starting out and feeling the excitement, or knee-deep in study materials and feeling the pressure? Share your stage of preparation and support each other through the rollercoaster ride to success! š
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Discover the Doctor in You: 5 Steps to Jump-Start Your Med School Application (Step 5)
Welcome to Step 5 of our "mini-series!" So far we've talked about Who You Are, What You Do, Where You Are, and Why You're Interested in Medicine. Now we'll focus on When You're Applying. If you plan on submitting your application in Spring 2024 for entrance to medical school in Fall 2025, now is a good time to get startedā¦
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Personal Statements
Any tips or advice on writing a personal statement. I don't want it to sound to "story-like" but also not boring as well. How do you balance the two?
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When Should You Take the MCAT?
Thank you for attending our event on when to take the MCAT! What are some key insights or takeaways that you gained today? Share in the comments below!š As a bonus, here is a free practice test you can take to see where you're at.
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Discover the Doctor in You: 5 Steps to Jump-Start Your Med School Application (Step 4)
Hi, all, hope you had a great weekend! So far we've talked about Who You Are, What You Do, and Where You Are. Step 4 will focus on Why You're Interested in Medicine. Clearly articulating why you want to devote your life to this career is paramount to a powerful application. It's not enough to simply state your desire toā¦
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Discover the Doctor in You: 5 Steps to Jump-Start Your Med School Application (Step 3)
So far we've talked about WHO YOU ARE and WHAT YOU DO. Now it's time to exploreā¦ WHERE YOU ARE: Where did you grow up? Did you face any challenges in that environment? What were your experiences with healthcare? What worked well? What didn't? Where did you go to college? How was it different from home? How did you adjustā¦
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Event Discussion: MCAT Prep Week -Mastering Metabolism Workshop š
āØTonight, expert MCAT instructor @Ae-Ri led night 3 of our MCAT Prep week with tonights topic: "Mastering Metabolism".āØ In the comments below, let us know what you found most helpful from today's session.š¬ Don't forget to tune in tomorrow for night 4 when we will be discussing "How to Conquer CARS".š»
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Discover the Doctor in You: 5 Steps to Jump-Start Your Med School Application (Step 2)
Hi, all, hope you've been having a great week! Ready to continue your application prep? The first step was to think about WHO YOU ARE, what's important to you at a core level, and how this will direct your work as a physician. The second step is to analyze WHAT YOU DO. How do you spend your time? Which activities make youā¦
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Event Discussion: MCAT Prep Week - Acid/Base Chemisty Workshopš§āš¬š§Ŗ
We're so glad you joined night 2 of MCAT Prep Week where the topic was Acid/Base Chemistry. What was an interesting or helpful thing that you learned in this evening's session?Ā
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Event Discussion: MCAT Prep Week - All About Optics
Thanks for joining our webinar first webinar of MCAT prep week "All About Optics"! Comment below to share some takeaways or any additional questions you might have.
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Don't Let This Be You! š
#MemeMonday
Don't let this be you! Check out all of the registration dates, test dates, and score release dates here. Did you register yet?š Write your test date in the comments below!
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Discover the Doctor in You: 5 Steps to Jump-Start Your Med School Application (Step 1)
Applying to med school? Struggling to understand what admissions committees are looking for? Aside from academic requirements, they appreciate applicants who genuinely know themselves and can convey their career vision effectively. In other words they value AUTHENTICITY. How do you capture that? By spending time reflectingā¦
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How do I improve "weaken/strengthen" and "inference" questions in CARS?
Hi everyone! I have taken the practice exams a couple times and I saw a pattern that my questions I usually get wrong talk about "weaken/strengthen" and "inference." I am wondering how to improve that with a different approach to the question or any tips is appreciated!
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Motivation and Despair
As an MCAT teacher, I answer a lot of emails along the topic of motivation. It's actually so beautiful when I get emails about this because it means the learner has moved past the posturing a pre-med often puts forth to look like they can do everything all the time - and that they even want to! Rather these emails I getā¦
