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Are you preparing for your Step 1 exam? In this podcast, I'm going to show you how to automate your study schedule through Cram Fighter, so that you can have a schedule that works for you. This tool can help you save time and make your studying more effective.✨Cram Fighter Link:https://blueprintprep.com/medical.. ✨ Picmonic 20% Discount:https://www.picmonic.com/viphookup/themdjourneyLKH21Hope yall enjoy!If so - would love it if you could leave a 5-star review on iTunes here to help us help more students succeed on their journey.P.S. Want more help? Check out so of my favorite resources below!MY FREE ONLINE COURSES AND RESOURCES:Get Better Grades In 3 Steps [You Need To Know About This]: https://themdjourney.com/study-rehab/How I Cut Your Studying Time By 50% In 8-Steps: http://bit.ly/medschoolstudyguideEntire Free Library Of Med School Resources & Guides: https://themdjourney.com/free-guides/How To Crush It On Step 1 [Full Breakdown]: https://bit.ly/36Yt3uMBecome A Superstar Students With These Key Strategies - https://skl.sh/2Uf3CTGMED SCHOOL DOMINATION BUNDLE:My best step-by-step strategies to become a top med student: http://bit.ly/themdsalesbundleMED ELITE COACHING PROGRAM:Get better grades in less time with our personalized coaching programs: https://themdjourney.com/study-transf...MED ELITE ACADEMY:An Entire Library Of Video Courses & Books For Med School: http://bit.ly/medeliteacademyOTHER POPULAR EBOOKS & COURSES:Get Better Grades In 3-Weeks: http://bit.ly/levelupyourstudyingcourseMed School Domination eBook Bundle: http://bit.ly/themdsalesbundleCrush Your Step 1 Exam [Step-By-Step Strategies To Pass With Ease]: http://bit.ly/Step1AcademyCrush Your Clinical Rotations - https://www.themdjourney.com/crushing...Become A Superstar Doctor: https://themdjourney.com/intern-survi...Get Into Your Dream Med School For 99 Cents: https://amzn.to/2r79D47Transform Your Grades And Efficiency In 2 Days: https://themdjourney.com/rapid-study-...MY FAVORITE VIDEOS:How TO Use Anki Like A Pro [Step-By-Step]: https://youtu.be/WmPx333n5UQHow To Study Like A Pro [Step-By-Step]: https://youtu.be/0c-3E6O-dcYMotivation Video – How To Stay Motivated In Med School: https://youtu.be/f0yI6V5Ews8BE MY FRIEND:Website/Blog: TheMDJourney.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themdjourneyRECOMMENDED RESOURCES & DISCOUNTSOnlineMedEd: https://tinyurl.com/y7xy3zgmPhyseo

Can having a rockstar teacher make all the difference? Matt Riley thinks so. He built his company, Blueprint Test Preparation, on hiring and creating rockstar LSAT and MCAT instructors across the country. In contrast to the opinion that standardized tests are just meaningless hurdles, Riley believes that these tests serve an important function and that going through the process of preparing for and taking them “actually gets you ready for success.” Join Riley as he speaks with host Shiv Gaglani in this episode of Raise the Line to discover Blueprint's unique approach to test prep, including its recent acquisition of Cram Fighter, a service that helps students manage the resources they are using to study. Plus, learn about the Fauci and RBG effects that COVID has had on medical and law school admissions, and hear Riley's valuable advice for students preparing for exams and looking toward their future careers.

Renee is a former Nurse Educator turned medical student. Always wanting to be a physician, she battled through poor MCAT scores, a failed application and more. Links:https://medicalschoolhq.net/pmy-228-maintaining-confidence-through-the-grueling-app-process/ (Full Episode Blog Post) http://cramfighter.com/ (Cram Fighter) (Use the Code: PREMED25 to get 25% off any regular-priced plan until May 7, 2017.) https://medicalschoolhq.net/pmy-195-cram-fighter-changing-way-study-mcat/ (The Premed Years Podcast 195: How Cram Fighter is Changing the Way You Study for the MCAT) https://www.medicaid.gov/affordable-care-act (Affordable Care Act) https://www2.ed.gov/programs/21stcclc/ (21st Century Grant program) http://ocs.yale.edu/career-resource/barbara-jordan-health-policy (Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholars Program) http://www.aasld.org/events-professional-development/liver-meeting (The Liver Meeting) https://medicalschoolhq.net/oldpremeds (The OldPreMeds Podcast)

Ian is a 4th year med student who didn't know what he wanted to do when he grew up, so he created a podcast to help him and others with the same struggles. Links:https://medicalschoolhq.net/pmy-231-how-to-prepare-for-your-medical-school-interview/ (Full Episode Blog Post) http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-premed-playbook-guide-to-the-medical-school-interview-ryan-gray-md/1124599867?ean=9781683502159 (The Premed Playbook: Guide to the Medical School Interview) (Pre-order the paperback version of the The Premed Playbook on Barnes and Noble before June 6. Upload the receipt here and we will give you one-month free access to the Anytime Mock Interview platform.) http://cramfighter.com/ (Cram Fighter) (Create custom MCAT study schedule specific to your needs, your materials, your schedule. Use the Promo Code PREMED25 to save 25% off any of their regularly priced plans until May 7, 2017.) https://medicalschoolhq.net/mshq-019-interview-with-a-medical-school-interview-and-admissions-expert/ (The Premed Years Podcast Session 19: Interview with a Medical School Interview and Admissions Expert) https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/applying-medical-school-process/applying-medical-school-amcas/ (AMCAS) http://www.aacom.org/become-a-doctor/applying (AACOMAS) https://www.tmdsas.com/ (TMDSAS Application) http://www.mtsac.edu/hpc/ (Mt. SAC Pre-Health Conference)

There are many ways to prepare for the medical school interview. Unfortunately, many students don't do any of these. Take a listen and go in ahead of the game! Links: Full Episode Blog Post The Premed Playbook: Guide to the Medical School Interview (Pre-order the paperback version of the The Premed Playbook on Barnes and Noble before June 6. Upload the receipt here and we will give you one-month free access to the Anytime Mock Interview platform.) Cram Fighter (Create custom MCAT study schedule specific to your needs, your materials, your schedule. Use the Promo Code PREMED25 to save 25% off any of their regularly priced plans until May 7, 2017.) The Premed Years Podcast Session 19: Interview with a Medical School Interview and Admissions Expert AMCAS AACOMAS TMDSAS Application Mt. SAC Pre-Health Conference

Session 39 In this episode, Ryan tackles a concern raised by an aspiring medical student regarding how shadowing with immediate family or volunteering for a family nonprofit organization will affect your medical school application. Your questions, answered here on the OldPreMeds Podcast. Ryan dives into the forums over at OldPreMeds.org where he pulls a question to deliver the answers right on to you. OldPreMeds Question of the Week: Dave is a 30-year old software engineer looking to make a switch to a career in medicine; graduating with a degree in General Studies with GPA of 3.52. He decided 18 months ago to return to school to pursue his dream of providing care and service to the community as a physician. Dave has been taking as many courses at community colleges and almost done with base prerequisite coursework. Taking the MCAT in early 2017 and applying in June 2017 for the 2018 class. Dave is struggling to find time to take all the coursework, plan his study for the MCAT, find volunteering and shadowing opportunities, and fulfill his familial obligations (with his wife and a 5-year old). How are family connections to extracurriculars viewed? He has shadowing his brother who is a practicing DO. He has also volunteered hundreds of hours for a 501-C3 nonprofit organization made up entirely of family members where they help cancer patients and survivors. Is this considered valid volunteering? Will this be an issue? Here are the insights from Ryan: Shadowing family members is not a problem. The problem is in getting a letter of recommendation from the physician you're shadowing. A strong letter of recommendation comes from the physician you're shadowing whom you've built a relationship with over a prolonged period of time. Quality, not quantity. If you can shadow one physician for a long time, build an awesome relationship with that person then they can write you a killer letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation from your brother probably will not be looked favorably upon because you just can't trust a letter of recommendation from a family member. It's perfectly fine to shadow a brother but if you really want a strong letter of recommendation from a physician, have your brother help you find somebody else to shadow. Your connection with your brother is still very helpful because he can help you find someone else to shadow. If you're volunteering with a nonprofit, it doesn't matter who else is volunteering or working there. The key thing here is the experiences that you talked about with interacting with cancer patients and survivors are what's going to be so powerful as you write about them on your application. Your experiences will be huge here regardless of family ties. Major takeaway from this episode: Find a physician to shadow who can make a strong letter of recommendation for you while volunteering for a nonprofit organization makes a great experience for you regardless of who else is working or volunteering for that organization. Links and Other Resources: www.cramfighter.com The Premed Years Podcast Session 195 features Cram Fighter, a software to help you plan your studies for the MCAT and create a custom schedule for you.

Cramfighters came from Amit watching his wife struggle coming up with a plan to study for the boards. What was born is a new way to create a study schedule. Links and Other Resources: Full Episode Blog Post www.cramfighter.com www.mededmedia.com www.medschoolinterviewbook.com

Session 26 In today's episode, Ryan and Rich discuss how to go about it when you’re considering to retake the MCAT as well as the minimum MCAT score required by different medical schools. As always, this question has been pulled out by Ryan and Rich from the forums over at OldPreMeds.org so they can bring the answers directly right onto you. OldPreMeds Question of the Week: Student is working full time and with two boys; took the MCAT for the first time in September (which is a bit late) and received scores in October; looking at schools they're interested in applying to but only one of them had a minimum percentile listed. MCAT score of 504 and trying to figure out what to do next. Here are the insights from Ryan & Rich: The ultimate rule for MCAT: Do not take the test until you are ready. When are you ready to take the MCAT: Having completed the prerequisites to have sound foundation in the basic sciences and other subjects for the MCAT Timing the exam Taking prep and practice exams Feeling confident to go in and take the exam How schools screen scores: Most schools don't have a specific minimum for the MCAT. When they screen the applicant, they don't really screen them. They may have a minimum screening to send you a secondary. Most schools may have a formula that takes your GPA and MCAT with a minimum score to review somebody or not. The reject review step: An application that does not make their minimum scores. Application is physically reviewed by somebody to check if there is any issue. What is the average minimum? 124-125 in each section should be considered about the minimum How do you succeed on the MCAT in this case? Consider quitting full time job and study for the test again full-time Include MCAT prep over a longer period Whatever method you pick, have a disciplined study routine Do not take the MCAT until you're ready. Make sure you're solid two weeks before the exam and ready to go. Ryan recommends using Cram Fighter that provides you with a study schedule to keep track and stay on task Major takeaway from this episode: Take the MCAT only when you're ready. You need to have your head game there or you will not do well. Have a plan. Links and Other Resources: www.cramfighter.com www.mededmedia.com

Innovators: Meet Amit Mathew, Founder of Cram Fighter by EdTech Times

Innovations: Cram Fighter with Amit Mathew by EdTech Times