Your AMCAS personal statement is one of the most important components of your AMCAS application. When the AMCAS application service opens in early May, your brain will be overloaded with lists upon lists of requirements and data points to collect. These include letters of recommendation, verifiers, contact information and transcripts. It will feel like a lot and, yet, you will eventually make it happen because you will have read the AMCAS application instruction manual closely to avoid a returned or incomplete application or, worse yet, an investigation into your application. In this podcast, you will learn our tips for writing an outstanding AMCAS personal statement. Additionally, you will get to hear sample AMCAS medical school personal statement examples that will inspire you to write your own.

The AMCAS Work and Activities most meaningful experiences are essentially the most significant experiences that stand out among the other activities you add in your AMCAS application (required for all medical school applications in the US, except Texas). In the AMCAS Work and Activities section, you are asked to provide up to 15 employment, research, volunteer, and extracurricular activities, out of which you can identify a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 3 as "most meaningful experiences". We discuss the fundamentals of the AMCAS Work and Activities elsewhere, so in this blog, we’re going to pay special attention to these “most meaningful experiences”. While all of the AMCAS Work and Activities entries are significant in the overall evaluation of your application, the most important aspect of the Work and Activities section are these “most meaningful experiences”.

Albert Einstein College of Medicine is a privately run, research-centric medical school in New York credited with many medical innovations and ground-breaking initiatives. It offers one of the nation’s largest programs for medical education. In this podcast, you will learn about its admissions statistics, application procedures, selection factors, and tips on how to get accepted!

Medical schools desire applicants that can effectively manage stress, overcome challenges, and navigate their way through life's curveballs. Successful applicants must prove they can endure the rigors of both medical school and a career as a physician. The secondary application adversity essay is a way for the admissions committee to evaluate your resilience as an applicant. Keep reading for everything you need to know about the adversity essay, including successful essay examples and strategies for how to answer this prompt type, even if you feel you haven't faced adversity.

The AADSAS (Associated American Dental Schools Application Service) is the dental school application service for most dental schools in the U.S. and is administered through the American Dental Education Association (ADEA). Becoming a dentist requires a lot of time and effort, with an admissions process as challenging as any professional program. If you’re considering a future career as a dentist then you’ll need a good sense of the dental application process well in advance of compiling your materials, crafting your essay(s), and logging into the AADSAS website to get to work. In this podcast, our dental school advisors will help you understand the AADSAS process and its timeline, help you navigate each section of the dental school application, and provide tips to ensure you’re on track with all of the application’s various components.

The AACOMAS personal statement is required as part of your DO school application. Your personal statement gives admissions committees information about why you chose osteopathic medicine and why you want to be a doctor. Before you sit down to write your own statement, learn how to craft a perfect AACOMAS personal statement with this podcast and take time to listen to some outstanding AACOMAS personal statement examples to get inspiration for your own!

In preparation for your dental school interview, you must practice with sample dental school interview questions to hone your interview skills and build up your confidence. First a note: It's important to review sample dental school interview questions with expert analysis from dental school admissions consulting when preparing for your dental school interview so you don't reinforce inappropriate answers and habits. Feedback will help you understand what makes for an ideal answer, and how you can build such ideal answers using your own unique experiences. Now, let's cover 100 dental school interview questions suitable for panel/traditional and multiple mini interview, followed by expert responses and commentary. Let's begin!