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Devoted to medical education, MD prep provides tools and test prep options for premeds and medical students. Our goal is to
help you navigate the hardest step: becoming a Physician!
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Premed tools and resources
Medical
School Finder:
See how your MCAT scores and GPA compare to those of students accepted
at US Medical schools. Scout out the medical schools you're thinking
about.
Should
you retake the MCAT test?:
You just got your MCAT
scores back - should you try again to get a higher score? There's a
lot of data on what your next score is likely to be based on your first
score. We've compiled this data into a tool that gives you
recommendations about retaking the MCAT, and shows you the
probabilities of what your next score could be.
Then, you can put all this information into our Medical School Finder to see how competitive your new scores would make you at different medical schools.
See head-to-head comparisons of different Caribbean medical schools. Find out which schools have MCAT requirements, what tuition is, what the financial aid options are, and more. For more on Caribbean Medical Schools.
MCAT Forum
Discussion forum on pre-med and medical student issues. Moderated by an
MD.
Medical
School Admissions
What you need to get into medical school: medical
school requirements, medical school rankings, school applications
and more.
MCAT
Information
The best ways to get ready for the MCAT. Hosted by a former MCAT prep
teacher, we know the best web-sites, courses and books!
Medical
school rankings:
Rankings by funding and student strength. New medical
school rankings also include information on student debt.
The top
10 medical schools:
Best US med schools for research or primary care.
Planning
to get into Medical School:
The job of a premed.
Medical careers and medical jobs
Salary survey results for a variety of medical specialties.
Physician
Salary and Student Expectations:
Physician salary information and the results of a student survey of
salary expectations.
Physician
Jobs:
Trends and outlook for physician
employment, including discussion of medical specialities and
regional physician needs.
Nursing
Jobs:
Employment resources for nurses in the US - this is the largest growing
profession in the country - with a wide range of nursing
salaries. The most recent, and very active, addition to this resource is the nursing forum.
Nursing
Degrees:
Information on trends and nursing educational opportunities across the
US.
Nursing
Forum:
Discussion of professional and career development for nurses.
ECFMG:
Information for students and graduates of foreign medical schools
interested in getting a medical license in the US or Canada.
Medical
Dictionary:
Free online medical practice tools, medical software, and extensive
physician and medical job search.
Online
Medical Schools:
an idea that has yet to bear fruit for MDs, but is in full force for
nursing and allied health career education.
Student finances
General insurance information and health plan options for students at all levels.
Student Loans:
Understanding curre nt student loan structure and rates, as well as the effects of carrying a lot of student loan debt.
Medical School Loans:
There are specific loans devoted to financing medical school - this page provides information on the different types of loans, as well as lending institutions and student debt trends.
Consolidate Federal Student Loans:
Federal student loan issues, including obligations, student loan structure, consolidation options and rates. School loan consolidation is, perhaps, the single easiest way to reduce your student debt.
Caribean Medical School Student Loans:
This is a new program that offers student loans to students attending foreign medical schools.
Federal
student loans:
Consolidation and new loan information.
Medical
student loans:
With average debts of more than $100,000, getting the right student
loan is of the utmost importance for medical students.
Student
Health Insurance:
Because professional courtesy doesn't get you very much health care.





