Although it’s inevitable to start out with a checklist mentality, there comes a point where you need to consider the meaning behind your actions. So, here are 3 steps for evolving beyond a pre-med “to-do” checklist to determine if you are indeed on the right track.
The brief answer to this is “when you are prepared to do so.” But what does “prepared to do so” actually mean?
Sure, there are some medical school applicants who have little to no clinical experience, which is problematic.
70.1%. According to the AAMC, that’s the percentage of matriculating medical students who took at least one year off between graduating college and attending medical school.
As your advisor, I’ll help you explore the answers to these questions as you prepare your future medical school application.
