Now that 2021 has ended and you’ve slept in (hopefully), it’s time to begin looking ahead. Perhaps you came up with a few new year’s resolutions, like cooking more, catching up on your reading list, or finally applying to medical school. Looking up recipes and book recommendations is a lot easier than digging through so much information that’s out there about applying to medical school. It can feel overwhelming. Thanks to these 5 New Year’s resolutions outlined by the AAMC, and a few handy pointers provided by TMDSAS, you will have a better idea of making that new year’s resolution a reality!
The AAMC provides 5 New Year’s resolutions you can follow to understand the process of applying to medical school, financing your education, obtaining experience and more. Take a look at these new year resolutions outlined below.
5 New Year’s Resolutions to Jump-Start Your Premed Journey
There is still plenty of time before the new EY 2023 application opens in May 2022, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start prepping beforehand. Take a look at the article below for a checklist of items to start collecting now to ensure you’ll have what you need to start your application when it opens.
A Simple To-Do List to Help Applicants Prepare for the Upcoming Application Cycle
Don’t have time to read through everything? No problem! You can listen to a variety of topics listed on the Podcast page below.
Inside Health Education (IHE) Podcast
Best of luck in this 2022. Don’t be afraid, you got this!
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