6 Myths About Medical School Admission: Get The Truth Today

6 Myths About Medical School Admission: Get The Truth Today

Medical school application is no joke, and it's no easy process. There are many other applicants running that race just like you and all with very compelling and competing qualities they each bring to the admission table. From excellent grade scores to outstanding leadership skills.

Amidst all these commotion, there are certain myths that are rumored down from student to student. Yes some of these rumors are out there unfortunately, and most applicants go through the process of medical school admission, find out the truth, learn the hard way, and forget to come back to share the reality of the process to other college students.

Well, since 'Get More Out Of College' was released, one of the things E. Arrey has been trying to get done is getting the rumor out of the picture. So today we discuss these myths as nicely laid out by MedicalSchoolAdmissionGuide.com

COMMON MYTHS ABOUT MEDICAL SCHOOL ADMISSION by the MedicalSchoolAdmissionGuide.com

Myth # 1: I need perfect undergraduate grades and a very high MCAT score to get into medical school.

Myth # 2: Medical schools prefer students who are right out of college. An admission committee will not take my life experience into account.

Myth # 3: Only applicants who attend a "big" school get accepted into medical school.

Myth # 4: The most important part of the application process is my grades.

Myth # 5: Medical school admission committees have a set standard for accepting an applicant.

Myth # 6: The admission criteria for most medical schools is publicly available.

The good news is THESE MYTHS ARE FALSE.

Applying to medical school requires good timing, good character, grades, and over knowledge of issues involved in the medical world. Grades alone can't do the trick even though they are scaled high. MCAT alone doesn't even though over 20% of your admission chances depend on that score alone. There are many knots and bolts that complete a medical school application. Information that many applicants need in order to soar high above the competition.

Sometimes applicants are declined not because they cannot be doctors, usually because they failed to show the medical school that they can. Or they fail to keep to the strict deadlines that the competition never looses sight of. Generally the race to applying for medical school should begin the day an undergraduate or post baccalaureate decides to become a physician. From that point onward, the race against the competition has begun...

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