Here are some of the latest, most interesting headlines about the medical school admissions process and medical education landscape from media outlets across the country. Leading off…
The rankings are here! The rankings are here! U.S. News & World Report is out with their 2015 rankings. Love them or hate them, you know you’ll get questions on them. Spoiler alert: Harvard is still number one. To the list! (The Huffington Post)
If Broadway doesn’t work out, there’s always hope. Standardized Patients give aspiring doctors a chance to practice bedside manner before it’s for real. Future physicians need to be prepared to work with all kinds of patients. (The Los Angeles Times)
A bill that would have compelled future Idaho doctors to practice in-state or else pay a fine that has flat lined in the state legislature. (The Idaho Statesman)
Here’s how one future physician promises herself that medical debt won’t control her life. (Scope)
The Arkansas State University Board of Trustees approved a resolution a few weeks ago to partner with the New York Institution of Technology for the development of the state’s first osteopathic medical school. There’s a big doctor shortage in the Natural State, especially in the rural areas. (KAIT-TV – Jonesboro, AR)
