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When the Numbers Don’t Match | Med School Application Tips for ‘Splitters’
As a former dean of admissions and founder of GradMissions, Autumn Lockett draws on her experience to help applicants turn a strong MCAT and weaker GPA into a compelling application.
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Best Way to Study for the MCAT®
Not sure where to start with MCAT® prep? Learn the best way to study for the MCAT, from mastering content, using the right tools, and building a study plan that works.

Master MCAT® Keyboard Shortcuts to Save Time on Test Day
Efficiently navigating the MCAT can earn you more time per question and help maximize your score. The best way to do this is to learn and practice the exam’s keyboard shortcuts.

What Is a Medical School Personal Statement?
Want to know how to make your medial school personal statement stand out? Read our guide to writing an exceptional personal statement that will give you an edge.
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What Is a Good GPA for Medical School?
What is a good GPA for medical school? Is your GPA more important than the MCAT? What else is important? Discover the answer to these questions and more.

UWorld MCAT® Product Feature: My Notebook
In this article, discover the new MCAT My Notebook feature and how it can improve your MCAT prep as you work through your UWorld QBank.

Snapshot of the MCAT: Frequently Asked Questions
Future medical students often have questions about the MCAT. That’s why we’ve put together this snapshot of the MCAT so you can get helpful answers.

Choosing Your Pre-Med Extracurricular Activities
Learn about top 5 Pre-Med Extracurricular Activities that could strengthen your application to medical school.

Pick a Pre-Med Major You Love
Picking a pre-med major can be a challenging task for students. In this article, discover how to pick a pre-med major that will be rewarding and enjoyable.

Passing the MCAT: From a Student’s Perspective
The MCAT is intimidating at first but here are the various methods that helped me prepare effectively toward achieving my target score.