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If you’re a medical student with a deep sense of patriotism and service, take note. In a series of recruiting stops, Robert McDonald, the new Secretary of the Department of…

Retired military veterans often are nowhere near ready to retire altogether. In fact, many complete their military service early in their lives, using the experience, knowledge and discipline they gained…

According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, the medical community expects a shortage of over 130,000 family physicians by the year 2025. In addition, 21 different medical specialties are…

Here in the United States, becoming a physician means years of medical school and training, plus passing of multiple exams including the US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) series and those…

Changes in medicine mean changes in medical education. So it stands to reason that testing will undergo periodic changes as well. This year, modifications hit all three steps of the…

Once you’ve successfully completed medical school, your internship and residency are top priority. Now, it’s time to delve into your chosen specialty, gaining the training and experience you’ll need to…

Applying for medical school can be an exciting but nerve-wracking experience. Statistics from the Association of American Medical Colleges show that in 2013, 690,281 people applied to medical schools across…

“You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” That saying goes back to at least the 16th century, with the first known in-print reference appearing in Sir Anthony Fitzherbert’s The…

Nothing has revolutionized communication over the past few decades like social media. Not only has it changed the way friends meet and stay in touch, it’s also changed the way…

Many internationals looking to study in the United States liken their F1 student visa interview to an intense interrogation. And, they’re absolutely correct. As a function of the Department of…