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Residency applicants have few things under control to improve how their candidacy is looked at. Test scores are important. Higher USMLE step scores will help you get some serious attention. … Continue Reading →
In the US, Fall (August, September) is the major term of admission. Once, applying during the Fall term came with the benefit of funding, as the money vault in the … Continue Reading →
Short answer is: it depends on the program you apply, a consoling but almost true answer is: it doesn’t unless your standardized test scores are also on the lower side. … Continue Reading →
A question often springs: would I do well if I choose something else as my major, and whether it’s possible when I apply for graduate admissions. It is understandable that … Continue Reading →
It is undeniable that Asians in general are better test takers, relative to the rest in the world. China, India, and South Korea have combinedly pulled the bar up in … Continue Reading →
Generally American Visa interviews are dreaded. Be it the Engineer who wishes to get his H1B work visa stamped or the student who is petitioning for F1 Visa. When the … Continue Reading →
The trend today is to look at the number of admits and rejects at a particular school, and form an application strategy based on what has occurred to others. Applicants … Continue Reading →
What the newspapers get wrong is to treat anything that is proposed by the Republicans as something that’s already converted into actions. Or at least in the impinging future. Is … Continue Reading →