Extracurriculars
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Interviewing for Undergraduate Positions
Medical school interview preparation requires long-term practice and continued improvement. Over time, you will accumulate experiences and draw from them…
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Weekly Weigh-in: Balancing Undergraduate Opportunities
Welcome to PDr’s Weekly Weigh-in! Each week, we ask medical students and physicians to weigh in on some of our…
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5 Things High School Students Should Know About Medical School
|It’s never too early to start preparing to become a doctor. Nevertheless, preparing does not mean worrying. Here are 5…
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Write About Your Hobbies on the Medical School Application
A medical school’s atmosphere, its charm, is defined by the energy and passion that the students embody. Students are encouraged…
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Tips from a Medical School Admissions Officer
A student admissions officer from a prominent NE medical school helps elucidate the admissions process at his school. Process Overview At…
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How a Pre-Med Can Impact Medicine
By Evan Laveman When you’re a premed student you don’t know enough to contribute medically, yet there are plenty of…
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How To Write About Extracurriculars
As a new application cycle starts this spring, applicants around the nation are beginning to fill out the Work/Activities sections.…
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Sororities and Pre-Med Sororities
Over the past few years, I’ve noticed a tendency for medical school applicants to downplay their sorority involvement when submitting…
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How to Write a Cold Email As a Pre-Med
Are you interested in shadowing a doctor, but don’t know where to start? You do not know how to write…
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End Pre-Med Culture
What is the first thing you think about when you think of the word “premed”? Chances are that your initial…
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