What First-Year Medical School Students Should Know
First-year medical students must adjust to a rigorous schedule and intensive course load, but taking certain steps can make the transition easier.
Thinking of pursuing a career in medical research? In this blog, we discuss how to start a career in medical research and the qualifications needed.
We know what educational requirements are needed to become a doctor, but what exactly makes a good doctor? In this blog, AUC details the skills and qualifications that make a good physician. Read on to learn more!
Want your residency application to stand out from the crowd? AUC details noteworthy tips and guidelines to help you create a physician residency application and help you land the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
For prospective medical students, applying to a quality medical school—such as the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC)—may be a difficult and sometimes intimidating process. You’ve collected your test scores, written your personal statements and other essays, requested letters of recommendation, and now you’ve been invited to a medical school interview. The interview is online, and you’ve never participated in a virtual interview before, so you’re a little nervous. Never fear! This article provides some helpful virtual interview tips for medical school that can help you ace your interview.
As your MCAT exam day comes closer you may be wondering what to expect on that day. In this blog, AUC details what you can anticipate and tips to help make it go smoothly
Many students exploring different career paths often wonder at some point, “Should I go to med school?”. A career as a doctor can be incredibly rewarding, enabling you to make a difference in the lives of others while having a financially secure career, but this career path is not for everyone.