Description
In today’s college landscape, the majority of undergraduates are considered non-traditional students as many have a job, attend school part-time, and/or maintain a family. In essence, non-traditional students are no longer considered “non-traditional” but instead are viewed as the norm. This book was written to serve as an essential guide to help non-traditional students who have decided to change their career path and pursue a career in medicine. GETTING INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENTS directs the reader in all the necessary steps needed to become a successful pre-med student and medical school applicant. The book will effectively discuss: – How to balance school, work, and family time – The advantages and disadvantages of attending a community college before a four-year institution – The sections of the MCAT and how to properly prepare for it – Allopathic Vs Osteopathic medicine – The medical school applications services available (i.e. AMCAS, TMDSAS, AACOMAS) – The medical school interview process and tips for a great interview – And much more!
