If you’re studying for the MCAT, chances are you’ve heard about the AAMC Full-Length (FL) practice exams. These tests are the gold standard for MCAT prep because they are created by the same organization that administers the real MCAT. When you sit down to take one of these exams, you're...

When starting your medical school application, you will find that there are multiple paths you can choose, namely, MD vs DO. Should you apply to an Allopathic or an Osteopathic medical school? What’s the difference between them, and which path is right for you?

The MCAT is a beast, plain and simple. It’s long, grueling, and filled with tricky questions that seem to taunt you with their complexity. But here's the thing: you don't need to be a walking encyclopedia of every piece of science knowledge to ace this test. What you do need...

Choosing between an MD and MD/PhD program is a significant decision for any aspiring physician or physician-scientist. A common misconception is that the MD/PhD application path is more challenging than MD. The truth is, they serve different purposes, require different levels of preparation, and have distinct admissions criteria. Seeing the...

You got your results back from your MCAT, and you’re disappointed. Maybe you prepared for months and feel like things didn’t go your way on test day- or, you had to take the exam as a full-time student, and feel like the exam didn’t get the attention it deserved. What...

The 2025 MCAT test dates have been announced and we are here to let you know when you should take the MCAT and start studying for it, when scores will be released, and give you plenty of MCAT study tips! See our ultimate 3-month MCAT study schedule or our 1-month MCAT...

How many times have you found yourself scrolling Reddit, trying to find the answer to the question: “Am I ready to take the MCAT?” The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is a huge milestone in your journey toward medical school. As such, it can also be a huge source of...

A stellar MCAT score can be achieved through an infinite combination of study methods and resources. But most successful MCAT study schedules do have one thing in common. Whether you structure your studying to include printed books, online videos, or pre-made flashcard decks, one element of preparation is necessary for...

As a premedical student, you’re probably a master scheduler, squeezing in time for clinical volunteering and sleep between four-hour organic chemistry labs and studying for midterms. All along, you’ve been checking things off your premed checklist: shadowing, required coursework, and research. Now the MCAT is coming up on your list...

As you start thinking about getting into med school and perparing for the upcoming medical school application cycle, you should be thinking about which schools you will apply to. There are well over 100 accredited medical schools in the U.S. and Canada, but the average applicant applies to just 16...