Fourth-year medical students discuss skills learned beyond formal instruction; the things med school doesn’t teach.

During high school, many students begin to express a desire to pursue a medical career. Their parents naturally will encourage them to study hard and should resist the temptation to do the work ...

Many students entering medical school are unsure about which specialty they want to pursue. Med school is a great time to explore specialties and decide on a field. The third and fourth years of ...

Today’s residency programs encourage medical students to focus on professional and personal goals — as well as balance and ...

As the competition for medical school admissions continues to intensify, aspiring doctors are setting their sights on the nation's top institutions. According to the latest rankings from U.S. News ...

Every year, thousands of intelligent and highly motivated college students study hard, excel academically, pass the MCAT and get accepted into U.S. medical schools. Family and friends applaud.

Zoe Lehtonen, a senior medical diagnostics major, was inspired to go to UD after attending a Decision Day event on campus.

Throughout her childhood, Julia Lo Cascio dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. So, when applying to medical school, she was thrilled to discover a new, small school founded specifically to train ...

While physicians remain an integral part of patient care, there are many health care occupations that don’t require medical school. These range from jobs you can land right out of high school to ...

Continue to work/volunteer in a medical area and maintain an upward trent in your GPA Take/retake MCAT to improve scores if needed Confirm that schools have received your application materials and ...