Entering the college admissions process as a future physician means thinking beyond acceptance letters—you’re laying the foundation for your eventual medical school application.

Many students assume residency preparation begins in third year during clinical rotations or when ERAS deadlines approach. In reality, successful applicants prepare much earlier, long before they submit a single application.

Jewish pre-meds are applying in a climate of rising antisemitism and changing admissions rules. Yet data show that medical schools remain guided by nondiscrimination and holistic review. Here’s how to stand out authentically, navigate bias, and find environments that affirm your identity.

The FlexMed Early Assurance Program at Mount Sinai gives exceptional undergraduates the chance to skip the MCAT and secure early admission to medical school. Here’s what it is, who it’s for, and how to make your application stand out.

BS/MD programs let students secure a spot in medical school straight from high school—but they’re not for everyone. Here’s what to know before applying, including benefits, trade-offs, and how to stand out.

The cost of medical school can be daunting, but with the right planning, you can manage tuition, living expenses, and debt without panic. Here’s how to make smart, informed choices about funding your medical education.

Conversations about race and medical school admissions have grown louder in recent years—especially after changes to affirmative action policies. Here’s what race does and does not mean in today’s admissions process, and how applicants of all backgrounds can focus on what truly matters.