FREE RESOURCES

OUR FREE RESOURCES AID YOUR JOURNEY IN MEDICINE

Webinar Replay: Hear from Admissions Officers/Advisors on the College Application Process

Join Brown University Professor and College Admissions Advisor Dr. Kachiu Lee, along with College Advisor Laura Baldasare, as they provide insights about the college application process and the steps to applying to medical school. Navigating a career in medicine can be challenging, but with their guidance, your journey will be simplified.

Webinar Replay: The Impact of Extracurricular Activities on College Acceptance

Join Brown University Professor and College Admissions Advisor Dr. Kachiu Lee, as she dives into the pivotal role extracurricular activities play in getting you accepted into college and shaping your journey toward becoming a physician.

Go Beyond Shadowing

Free Virtual Clinical Education

Accumulating shadowing hours is a crucial component of your medical school application, yet it can often be challenging. MedSchoolCoach’s Virtual Shadowing program, created in collaboration with over 20 renowned physicians, provides a unique opportunity to explore various medical specialties. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your application and gain valuable insights into the medical field.

The Pre-Med Journey: A Free Guidebook for High School Students

This book provides high school students with a thorough guide to navigating the journey to a career in medicine, covering essential steps from academic preparation to extracurricular involvement. High school students should read it to understand the long and rigorous path to becoming a physician and to gain valuable tips on how to maximize their chances of success at each stage.

The Pre-Med Journey: A Free Guidebook for Parents of High School Students

This book by Dr. Renee Marinelli provides a comprehensive overview of what it takes for a student to become a physician, detailing each step from high school through medical school and beyond. Parents should read this book to gain a deeper understanding of the rigorous path their child will undertake, and to learn how they can best support and encourage their child's aspirations in medicine.