Pre-Health, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad

Sophia Liu, COL ’26, Cincinnati, OH

Most people spend their summers at the beach, maybe with sand between their toes. I spent mine with flies crawling up the sides of test tubes. Not the houseflies buzzing around your picnic, but …

For recent graduates, today’s landscape presents a uniquely difficult challenge. A slow hiring environment, unpredictable recruitment cycles, and deeper structural shifts in jobs have combined to intensify competition for entry-level roles. Many grads find themselves wondering if there is a …

Although some might perceive them as an additional hurdle to admission, Situational Judgment Tests (SJTs) are becoming an increasingly common part of the health professions school admissions process. Designed to assess qualities such as professionalism, ethical decision-making, empathy, communication, and …

Funding your medical education is one of the biggest financial decisions aspiring physicians will make and can feel overwhelming. That’s where AAMC FIRST (Financial Information, Resources, Services, and Tools) comes in.

AAMC FIRST is designed to help prospective medical students …

Nikhil Grobes, COL ’26, Philadelphia, PA

I identified Dr. Lisa Schwartz’s behavioral oncology lab last summer because of its patient-centered nature. The Schwartz lab’s greatest purpose is to identify and target the barriers that block Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) …