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The most unique among the types of medical school interviews is the Multiple Mini Interview, or MMI. MMIs involve 6-10 interview stations, each focused on different Multiple Mini Interview questions or scenarios.

So, this might be the year you finally decide to apply to medical school. You’ve got the prerequisites and the MCAT, the shadowing, and the research. But when exactly should you apply? To help guide you through the exact dates, we’ve provided the medical school deadlines for the top 30 schools

Completing the AMCAS application is your first step to gain admission to medical school. The impact of a timely, correct, and well done AMCAS application cannot be underestimated. Our InGenius Prep team can help you get it done well AND on time.

Every medical school wants to admit students who are prepared for the academic rigor of the next four years. A high undergraduate GPA and strong MCAT score show med schools that you can handle what’s ahead. But every school varies in what they consider a “strong” score. The top schools will have high average MCAT scores: for example, Harvard and Stanford have average scores of 518 and 519,

We’ve heard this a million times—getting into medical school is far from a walk in the park. As the admissions process gets even more competitive, applicants have to think about how they can stand out. If you’re preparing to apply soon, you have to consider how you’ve stood out outside the classroom.

Everyone knows how cutthroat the medical school application process is. Every step requires care and consideration because nothing is guaranteed. You might find yourself looking for medical school application resources even before you’ve started preparing to take the plunge.

If you’re a strong student, have pushed yourself to earn high scores, and engaged in relevant extracurriculars, and you want to become a doctor, we hope you’ve heard of BS/MD programs. Students who are passionate about medicine and know that this is the only career for them should definitely

Whether you’ve taken a few years off between college and applying to medical school or you’ve decided once you’ve settled into another career that you wish to be a physician instead, being a non-traditional

You’ve uploaded your transcript, MCAT score, extracurricular information, personal statement, and finally clicked the submit button on the AMCAS. You might want to use the next couple of weeks off to relax. But, you’ll have to wait a few more months for that nap, because the medical school