Research Experience

Like volunteerwork and clinical exposure, research experience is an important part of your application. It is not essential, but it demonstrates intellectual curiosity, and more importantly, the ability to work hard in an academic setting. These are qualities that are cherished by every admissions committee.

Your counselor will advise you on whether or not to pursue research, which opportunities to consider, how to be hired, and how to present your experience in the most favorable light in applications and interview.

• Required Courses
• Entrance Exams
• US Medical Schools
• Foreign Medical Schools
• The Common Application
• Secondary Applications
• Letters of Recommendation
• Volunteer Work and Clinical Exposure
• Extracurricular Activities

Be Prepared... Be Confident... Be Admitted!