As you start to explore careers in law for your future, you may find yourself asking some questions like these: What’s the job description of a lawyer? How do you become a lawyer? What type of person typically becomes a lawyer, and do you fit the bill? What are some of the different types of […]
You may be living off campus but you still have to remember to stay on track! Don’t slack off now—you are halfway done with college but there is still much to do. Junior year is a great time to get more involved in dental activities outside of the classroom. Volunteer to work in a dental […]
Congrats, you survived your freshman year (and more surprisingly, dining hall food). Now it’s time to start getting your act together. You may gain some advantages (especially socially) by being a sophomore, but you also lose the ability to get away with “freshman mistakes.” Professors are generally more understanding toward first year students. By your second […]
It’s hard to remember that you’re at school to get an education when you’re in the midst of hanging posters, making awkward conversation with your new roommate, and trying to determine the most aesthetically pleasing way to arrange your desk items. Even though it may seem intimidating at first, freshman year is an amazing and […]
Want to become a dentist? The first thing you’ll need to know is what to expect. We’ve all visited dentists for our check-ups, but what exactly are they doing when they’re poking around in your mouth? The practice of dentistry covers all aspects of oral health, from maintenance to cosmetic surgery. Dentists are responsible for […]
Few people are neutral on the subject of mathematics. Math tests generate strong reactions, both from students in school and from Praxis test takers. Whether you are looking forward to the Praxis Core Mathematics Test or dreading it, there is good news: becoming familiar with the test’s structure and format, along with doing some solid […]
The Reading Comprehension section on the LSAT may be difficult for some. This guide will help those struggling or trying to increase their RC score by breaking down the Kaplan Method for Reading Comprehension and looking at the various question types you will encounter. Roadmap by circling structural keywords and jotting brief notes in the margin. […]
MCAT test day is stressful. For those of us with disabilities, physical impairments, or other health-related challenges, it can be even more daunting. The AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges), administrator of the MCAT, provides a variety of accommodations you can request to ensure that you have a fair experience with the MCAT. It’s helpful […]
It may seem like there are many things to think about during the selected-response portion of the Writing test, but many of the questions can be categorized according to a few common types of errors. Familiarizing yourself with the most common error types will help you achieve test day success. [ GOOD TO KNOW: Praxis Essay Scoring […]
On December 11, 2015 the USMLE committee announced that the recommended USMLE Step 3 minimum passing score will increase from 190 to 196, affecting all examinees whose first day of testing is on or after January 1, 2016. A change in the USMLE Step 3 passing threshold follows a series of USMLE announcements, dedicated to Step […]