BeMo Admissions Experts Podcast

Georgetown Medical School is one of three medical schools located in the nation's capital, Washington, D.C. Of the three, Georgetown Medical School is known for having the toughest medical school acceptance rates.

Originally founded in 1851, Georgetown Medical School is the oldest Catholic medical school in the United States. Located adjacent to Georgetown University's main campus, the School of Medicine is one of the five graduate schools offered by the university and can be found on Reservoir Road in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

Learn everything there is to know about the requirements, statistics, and how to get into Georgetown Medical School, to boost your chances for admission.

One of the best CASPer test prep strategies is reviewing CASPer practice test questions and answers, followed by multiple realistic practice tests and expert feedback. Whether you are applying to DO or MD programs, your CASPer prep should involve practice questions and responses.

This podcast will review 5 official CASPer sample questions indicated on the administrator's website plus 15 BeMo sample questions and provide our expert response and analysis. In our opinion, unlike what you may have heard, you can and should prepare for your CASPer test and there's clear evidence showing that coaching works and applicants can improve their practice CASPer score by up to 23%.

We're going to share with you the same strategies we share with our students in our CASPer prep programs and we'll provide some video tips throughout the post, but if you want to jump straight to the questions and answers, navigate to the Article Contents section.

Disclaimer: CASPer is a claimed trademark of McMaster & Altus. BeMo does not recommend, endorse nor affiliate with CASPer, Altus or McMaster and vice versa.

Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS) is a public medical school in Virginia, recognized as one of the most community-oriented schools of medicine in the United States. This podcast will afford you the opportunity to learn about its admissions statistics, eligibility, application procedures, selection factors, and other useful tips on how to get accepted!

This podcast will help break down this method for expediting the process of transitioning from undergraduate studies to medical school and securing a spot in a competitive program, while also drawing attention to some of the pros and cons of Early Assurance Programs for medical school. Finally, we'll give you a list of Early Assurance Programs in the U.S., with some general information to help you decide if further investigation of these programs is the right move for you.

The Duet is a screening tool that claims to help professional programs determine whether applicants' values and goals match those of their own. As part of the Altus Suite, together with the CASPer test and the Snapshot interview, the Duet alleges to evaluate your personal and professional fit for the programs of your choice. In this podcast, we will review how the Duet works, when and how you should complete this assessment, and how you can prepare for it.

Disclaimer: BeMo does not recommend, endorse nor affiliate with Altus or Duet and vice versa. To take Duet, contact Altus directly. The following including our opinion about Duet and its preparation.

If you are trying to figure out the differences between DO vs MD – you've come to the right place! DO school rankings demonstrate that some osteopathic medical programs are just as competitive and demanding as MD programs. In this podcast, you will learn the main differences between osteopathic and allopathic medicine, including what does DO stand for, DO vs MD curriculum, their application process, admission requirements, salary, career opportunities, and so much more. Finally, this podcast will answer any other questions you may have about the distinctions between these two degrees.

With the growing popularity of osteopathic medicine, you might be wondering about DO school rankings and how to find the best osteopathic medical schools. If you are still deciding between DO vs MD, this blog will help you determine whether DO programs are right for you, provide you with the most up-to-date list of DO school rankings, and give you tips on how to stand out in your DO school application. This is the same list we share with our students enrolled in our application review programs to help them decide and we're sure it's going to help you too.

Disclaimer: although we have made every effort to provide the most accurate information, admissions information changes frequently. Therefore, we encourage you to verify these details with the official university admissions office. You are responsible for your own results. BeMo does not endorse nor affiliate with any official universities, colleges, or test administrators and vice versa. If you see an error here, please notify us with the updated information, and we'll send you a FREE copy of a BeMo ebook of your choosing! You can receive our Ultimate Guide to Med School Admissions, our Ultimate Guide to MMI Prep, our Ultimate Guide to Medical School Personal Statements & Secondary Essays or our Ultimate Guide to CASPer Prep! Please email us at content [at] bemoacademicconsulting.com with any corrections, and we'll arrange to send you your free ebook upon confirming the information.

Diversity in medical education has been a hot topic for decades. Higher education institutions across US and Canada are increasingly focused on adding diversity initiatives to their on-campus life and medical schools are no exception. You'll find that almost every medical school in Canada and the US now focuses on diversity in education as part of their long-term and short-term goals. That's why there are so many diversity initiatives in med schools aimed at ensuring the medical school population reflects the diverse and multi-cultural nature of the patient population.

On this podcast, we list ten of the best diversity initiatives in medical schools across the US and Canada, and explain how they work and what makes them great.

Diversity secondary essays are increasingly common in medical school (and other disciplines). Many medical school secondary essay prompts ask students to discuss what they can bring to the incoming class. "Diversity" doesn't refer only to marginalized or underrepresented groups; we all have qualities that differentiate us from others. Asking students to write about their experiences with diversity isn't meant to exclude those who are traditionally well-represented in higher education, and thinking about diversity "broadly defined" offers opportunities to reflect on your own unique traits, experiences, and identity.

The Dell Medical School was founded as the graduate medical school of The University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas. It is one of the schools that participate in the Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS). The Dell Medical School is a cutting-edge institution built from the ground up at a top-tier academic university in a thriving, entrepreneurial, socially responsible, and attentive community. The Dell Medical School's mission is to create a critical, holistic health environment that transforms how people get and stay healthy. In this guide, we will go through some of the information that can help you increase the chances of getting into medical school in Texas, including admission requirements and application processes.

Disclaimer: BeMo does not endorse or affiliate with any universities, colleges, or official test administrators. The content has been developed based on the most recent publicly available data provided from the official university website. However, you should always check the statistics/requirements with the official school website for the most up to date information. You are responsible for your own results.