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Category Archives: Medical School


COMLEX Level 1 Adopts Pass Fail Scoring

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NBOME announces COMLEX Level 1 adopts pass fail scoring starting May 10th. “There is something sacred about the relationship between physician and patient. The basis of the relationship lies in the implicit trust placed in the physician by the patient. That trust stems from the belief that the physician is competent to practice medicine, and …

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Posted byWolfpaccMay 27, 2022July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical Students, Medical Training, UncategorizedTags: comlex level 1 adopts pass failLeave a comment on COMLEX Level 1 Adopts Pass Fail Scoring

“Four Years in Blue” Offers Unprecedented Glimpse into Medical School

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“One medical school. Four years. Fifteen stories.” That’s how a documentary team introduces its groundbreaking film that provides a firsthand look into the highs and lows, challenges and rewards of attending medical school. It’s an apt description. And the film is one that anyone considering entering medical studies should see. In 2016, the University of …

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Posted byWolfpaccJuly 30, 2021July 26, 2023Posted inMedical SchoolLeave a comment on “Four Years in Blue” Offers Unprecedented Glimpse into Medical School

An Easier Way Into Medical School? Consider an Early Assurance Program

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Landing a prime spot at a choice medical school will always be competitive, particularly as applications continue to soar. Reports within the past year show applications are up 17 percent and enrollment is at two-decade high with multiple underrepresented groups making gains. But there is a way to help get your foot in the door …

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Posted byWolfpaccMay 19, 2021July 26, 2023Posted inMedical SchoolLeave a comment on An Easier Way Into Medical School? Consider an Early Assurance Program

Three Ways to Make an Impact and Boost Your Med School Competitiveness in Nonclinical Settings

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to limit opportunities for in-person clinical experience for pre-med and medical students, many are looking for alternative ways to make a positive impact on their communities while, of course, boosting their competitiveness for landing prime medical school and residency spots. Here are three top options to consider: Promoting health education: …

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Posted byWolfpaccFebruary 17, 2021July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Pre-Med, TipsLeave a comment on Three Ways to Make an Impact and Boost Your Med School Competitiveness in Nonclinical Settings

Surge in Female Medical Students a Boon for Patients, Studies Show

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February 3 is National Women’s Physicians Day, established to celebrate Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, who defied industry and societal norms to become the first woman to receive a medical degree in the US in 1849. After 29 rejections, Blackwell finally received an acceptance letter from the Geneva Medical College in western New York State – only …

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Posted byWolfpaccFebruary 2, 2021July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical StudentsLeave a comment on Surge in Female Medical Students a Boon for Patients, Studies Show

The Step 2 CS Exam is Coming Back with Changes – But When?

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The arrival and subsequent spread of the COVID-19 outbreak throughout the US has forced multiple changes in medical school application, testing and admissions. Among those changes was a suspension of the USMLE Step 2 Clinical Skills exam (Step 2 CS), first in March, then extended for another 18 months, an important and understandable effort to …

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Posted byWolfpaccJanuary 6, 2021July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical Training, Pre-MedLeave a comment on The Step 2 CS Exam is Coming Back with Changes – But When?

Three Post-Pandemic Predictions for Medical School Admissions

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The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on medical school processes and culture in 2020. Canceled MCATs, rescheduled and limited COMLEX and USMLE sessions, online lectures and coursework, virtual interviews and countless resrictions on in-person shadowing all became the new normal – “normal” being a loosely-used and not-quite-fitting term. Going forward, applicants and matriculants can expect multiple …

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Posted byWolfpaccDecember 30, 2020July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical Students, TipsLeave a comment on Three Post-Pandemic Predictions for Medical School Admissions

Medical School Enrollment Hits 2-Decade High – Underrepresented Groups Make Gains

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Despite the unprecedented disruption courtesy of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of first-year medical students grew, hitting a two-decade high in 2020, according to new data from the Association of American Medical Colleges. It’s welcome news as the nation’s looming physician shortage continues to be a source of angst for medical centers and educators. Even …

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Posted byWolfpaccDecember 9, 2020July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical StudentsLeave a comment on Medical School Enrollment Hits 2-Decade High – Underrepresented Groups Make Gains

Improve your Residency Application with These Three Top Tips Straight from Program Directors

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Residency application season is open and medical students and graduates nationwide are vying for and always limited number of positions that may be moreso this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. So, the stakes are perhaps higher than ever, making it imperative that your application stands out from your competition. To that end, here are …

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Posted byWolfpaccNovember 25, 2020July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical Students, Pre-Med, TipsLeave a comment on Improve your Residency Application with These Three Top Tips Straight from Program Directors

First Native American Tribally Affiliated Med School Opens

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Despite efforts to boost diversity among medical students, one group remains woefully underrepresented. Nationwide, fewer than half of one percent of US physicians are Native American. A new school seeks to help change that – and it’s off to a promising start. The Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation is …

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Posted byWolfpaccNovember 4, 2020July 26, 2023Posted inMedical School, Medical StudentsLeave a comment on First Native American Tribally Affiliated Med School Opens

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