In this episode, we delve into the complexities of pursuing a dual MD/MBA degree. I share my personal journey and guide you through the entire process: from selecting the right program to nailing the application process. Whether you're considering hospital administration, healthcare entrepreneurship, or policy-making, we'll explore how an MBA can amplify your medical career. Tune in as we discuss strategies, tips, and crucial considerations to help you navigate the world of medicine and business.

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Besmira Alija is a current Harvard medical student and a proud graduate of Hunter College in NYC where she spent time in various research labs, clinical settings, and mentoring initiatives. Today, we touch on her experience as a first generation immigrant and some of the challenges that she faced on the way to medical school, and how she was able to overcome these obstacles!

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In this episode, we dive deep into the art and impact of storytelling, especially when it comes to acing interviews. Storytelling isn't just for authors or filmmakers; it's a crucial skill that can set you apart in an interview setting. By weaving your experiences into compelling narratives, you can forge a genuine connection with your interviewer, making your interactions memorable and impactful. I'll share personal anecdotes, including a pivotal moment when I recognized the undeniable power of storytelling. We'll also explore how stories can vividly showcase your growth, achievements, and the unique journey that's shaped you. Plus, stay tuned for actionable tips on mastering this art to leave a lasting impression in any interview.

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Anjali Prabhat is a current 3rd year medical student at Harvard Medical School and a proud alum of Dartmouth where she engaged in anthropological studies, went out on expeditions, and enjoyed plenty of research experiences. She's here today to share some of those incredible moments and talk about her passion for bones!

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Today, I'll share 10 lessons I've learned along the way that helped me succeed during my pre-med years in the format of 10 action steps that you can take right away! We'll talk about how you can make the most of your time, to leveraging mentorship, your mindsets, and some other general principles to keep in mind.

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The growth mindset is likely the most important mindset shift you can implement to progress leaps and bounds in your career and relationships.

Join us in today's episode as we explore common pitfalls that students often encounter, learn to identify fixed mindsets within ourselves, and embark on a journey to cultivate the growth mindset.

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Aditya Jain is a current medical student at Harvard Medical School, and a graduate of Boston University! With an impressive background in biomedical engineering, medical imaging, computational synthetic biology, and student government, Aditya brings a wealth of knowledge and plenty of experiences to the table. We'll explore how he's been able to accomplish so much and how he tied all of his diverse experiences together today!

Whether you're aspiring to follow a similar path or simply curious about the intersections of student government, research, and medicine, this episode promises to be a captivating and insightful experience. 

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After four years of relentless hard work, stellar grades, an impressive MCAT score, and countless hours of clinical experience, it all comes down to one piece of paper: your personal statement.

It might be the first, and sometimes the only thing, your interviewer sees. In this episode, I'll walk you through the crucial elements of crafting a personal statement that genuinely encapsulates your drive to become a physician.

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Wasie Karim is a current medical student at Harvard Medical School, and an MPH graduate from Columbia University in NYC. He's also an alum of Hunter College! 

Today, we delve into Wasie's fascinating journey into the world of medicine, navigating the ups and downs of his own life-altering illness, and uncovering the secrets of turning struggles into fuel for passion. If you're pondering a future in medicine or simply love hearing heartening stories of resilience and passion, this one's for you. 

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There are simple ways to make sure you're not getting distracted when you're doing the things that matter the most.

We'll also talk about: how do you tackle the work once you've made your time allocation choices? How can you eliminate time thieves? And most importantly, how do you juggle priorities when everything seems equally urgent?

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