Spend all the time it takes to get this step done correctly. This is truly your golden key!  More ››

Here is your chance to give your application more dimension. Focus on your writing style.  More ››

It seems like my application is in limbo, it there anything I can do to get noticed?  More ››

Someone on the committee believes in you. It is now time to show them why you belong.  More ››

You have just come back from your interview; time to make a post interview strategy.  More ››

Subtext: Should you apply to both even if you are not a Texas resident?  More ››

Who Really Gets In

Are Medical Schools only accepting applicants with high MCAT scores and high GPA?  More ››

What is Competitive?

Simply put, if you fall within the standard deviation of the average of matriculated students, you are a competitive applicant! Just choose your schools wisely.  More ››

Enrollment Data

This data demonstrates just how competitive applying to medical school has become.  More ››

The Numbers

This data proves that numbers don’t always get you in. High MCATS & High GPA rejected, while some with low MCATS and low GPA get accepted. Find out why!  More ››

Numbers by Race

Find out how diversity plays a role in admissions. Pay close attention to the standard Deviation. If you fall within, you are in good shape to apply.  More ››

Numbers by Major

Review 2006
Look for your major and determine how competitive your numbers are compared to others that have majored in the same discipline.  More ››

Out of State Chances

Find out how schools view “Out Of State” (OOS) applicants by looking at their data. Use your money wisely and only apply to schools that give a good percentage of interviews to “Out Of State” applicants.  More ››

Medical School Costs

What are the costs to attend Medical school and how can you pay for it?  More ››

Medical School Rank

04/13/2010
What does this ranking truly mean to medical students and how does it affect residencies?  More ››