Get Into Med School: Tips and Advice from an Ivy League Medical Student and Admissions Committee Member or A Guide to the GPA, MCAT, and AMCAS Requirements for Top Medical School Acceptance
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Book Details
Author(s)Noah Capurso
PublisherNew Brade Publishing
ISBN / ASIN0615504272
ISBN-139780615504278
Sales Rank921,245
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Simply the best guidebook available for getting you into medical school...
Written by a medical student involved in every step of the admissions process, this is simply the best guidebook available for getting you into medical school. This book takes you through the admissions process from beginning to end and tells you how to maximize your chances of acceptance every step of the way. It is straightforward, easy to read, and useful to anyone contemplating applying to medical school: from high school students to non-traditional applicants looking for a second or even third career.
Concerned your grades aren't good enough? Find out what you can do to make yourself attractive to admissions committees.
MCAT worries? Discover which scores are good enough.
Interview jitters? Get tips for preparation and how to impress on interview day.
All these and many other common concerns and misconceptions are addressed inside. Includes special sections for high school students, non-traditional applicants, and MD/PhD candidates. Most importantly, this book is written by a current medical student who has recently been through the process. The author has not only gained admission to some of the nation's top medical schools, but he also has served on the medical school admissions committee and an undergraduate health professions advisory program. Medical school admissions is a rapidly changing field and this book contains information useful to those applying today, not those applying ten years ago. Don't waste your time reading lists of statistics from out of date publications. This book gives you the best up to date and pragmatic advice available anywhere.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1- Introduction
Chapter 2- High School
Chapter 3- An Overview of the Application Process
Chapter 4- College
Chapter 5- MCAT
Chapter 6- The Application
Chapter 7- Interviewing
Chapter 8- Non-Traditional Applicants
Chapter 9- MD/PhD Applicants
This book is the real deal. It is focused on getting you into medical school and nothing else. It doesn't waste time on lists of statistics or residency advice and it isn't written by someone who applied to med school decades ago. This book is written by someone who recently went through the process himself. Therefore, it's chock full of practical tips that you can apply to your own application and it is absolutely current. And unlike the authors of many of the leading guidebooks out there, this author does not work for a large test prep company or an admissions consulting service. The advice given is therefore purely practical and 100% honest. Do yourself a favor and maximize your chances. Give this book a try and you won't be disappointed.
Written by a medical student involved in every step of the admissions process, this is simply the best guidebook available for getting you into medical school. This book takes you through the admissions process from beginning to end and tells you how to maximize your chances of acceptance every step of the way. It is straightforward, easy to read, and useful to anyone contemplating applying to medical school: from high school students to non-traditional applicants looking for a second or even third career.
Concerned your grades aren't good enough? Find out what you can do to make yourself attractive to admissions committees.
MCAT worries? Discover which scores are good enough.
Interview jitters? Get tips for preparation and how to impress on interview day.
All these and many other common concerns and misconceptions are addressed inside. Includes special sections for high school students, non-traditional applicants, and MD/PhD candidates. Most importantly, this book is written by a current medical student who has recently been through the process. The author has not only gained admission to some of the nation's top medical schools, but he also has served on the medical school admissions committee and an undergraduate health professions advisory program. Medical school admissions is a rapidly changing field and this book contains information useful to those applying today, not those applying ten years ago. Don't waste your time reading lists of statistics from out of date publications. This book gives you the best up to date and pragmatic advice available anywhere.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1- Introduction
Chapter 2- High School
Chapter 3- An Overview of the Application Process
Chapter 4- College
Chapter 5- MCAT
Chapter 6- The Application
Chapter 7- Interviewing
Chapter 8- Non-Traditional Applicants
Chapter 9- MD/PhD Applicants
This book is the real deal. It is focused on getting you into medical school and nothing else. It doesn't waste time on lists of statistics or residency advice and it isn't written by someone who applied to med school decades ago. This book is written by someone who recently went through the process himself. Therefore, it's chock full of practical tips that you can apply to your own application and it is absolutely current. And unlike the authors of many of the leading guidebooks out there, this author does not work for a large test prep company or an admissions consulting service. The advice given is therefore purely practical and 100% honest. Do yourself a favor and maximize your chances. Give this book a try and you won't be disappointed.
