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101 Tips on Getting into Medical School 3rd edition by Jennifer C. Welch How will YOU stand out among the tens of thousands of students who apply to medical school each year? This guide takes you through the often overwhelming process of applying to medical school and shows you what schools and admissions committees are really looking for. Using real-life scenarios from thousands of medical school applications and interviews, this third, updated, revised, and enlarged edition of the acclaimed 101 Tips will teach you what works - and what does not! - from inside the admissions process. Great advice - from choosing pre-med courses to wowing the interview committee - has been selected by those who have seen the process first-hand. This guide provides the best tips drawn from thousands of winning applicants, all from the perspective of a unique insider, a medical school admissions director. The author, Jennifer C. Welch, Ph.D., was the Associate Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid at the fifteenth oldest medical school in the United States, and is now the founder and owner of Holistic Admissions Advising. "This guide is a must-have for all medical school applicants! With her insider's view, Jennifer Welch offers realistic advice that makes the dreaded application process more clear, and honest tips to help candidates avoid often fatal flaws. I wish I had had this when I applied to medical school!" - Jason L. Freedman, M.D., M.S.C.E. Attending Physician, Division of Oncology Children's Hospital of Philadelphia "This book provides a comprehensive and practical guide on how to navigate successfully the medical school application process. In addition to clarifying the many tangible requirements that are necessary to be competitive, Jennifer Welch gives the reader a window into the intangibles that significantly impact an admissions decision. An excellent read for both the savvy and the 'clueless' medical school applicant." - Paula Jacobs Senior Associate Director Student and Career Development College of Human Ecology Cornell University |
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