Five book that premeds must-have before applying to medical school!
If you're a premed student, then you must have read many books already. However, during summer break, investing time into preparing for medical school can help you in many ways. Being a medical doctor requires being a lifelong learner and you can begin practicing by reading in your spare time. The following selection contains must-reads for premeds-books that focus on your premed journey and help you get into medical school.
Lets explore five of the best books for premeds to read.
1. "The Premed Playbook Guid to the MCAT:Maximize Your Score, Get Into Med School"
A point we can't stress enough is a "High MCAT Score". The MCAT is the most challenging step as a medical school applicant and to score high, it is encouraged that you're aware of the various strategies. This guide has perfected the art of giving medical school applicants the tips needed to receive a high score on the MCAT. Be sure to turn to this book for immediate needed information.
2. "The Premed Playbook Guide to the Medical School Personal Statement: Everything You Need to Successfully Apply
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Another important guide for medical school applicants is this book.Your Personal Statement is the part of your medical school application where you would want a professional admission committee to know more about you. In this book, Dr.Gray gives helpful tips on how to approach and successfully write your personal statement.
3. "The Premed Playbook Guide to the Medical School Application Process: Everything You Need to Successfully Apply"
Calling anyone new to the premed journey who wants support. This book focuses on helping medical school applicants be successful at getting into medical school and to avoid common pitfalls.
4. "The Premed Playbook Guide to the Medical School Interview: Be Prepared, Perform Well, Get Accepted
After submitting your application to the medical school you applied to..You're called for an interview. Hooray! The interview is the last big step that you want to conquer so preparing for it is just as important as the MCAT. Let this book act as a guide for you to articulate answers to challenging questions interviewers may ask.
5. "Med School Confidential"
Dr. Harold M. Friedman, MD explains what to expect during medical school and what to expect as a Resident Physician. In each chapter, he walks you through unique challenges that you may face and offers guidance on how to navigate and thrive during your journey on becoming a doctor.
Wrap Up
These five must-have books for premeds are great to help you with your journey into medical school. Personally, I use some of them and find them really useful.
Of course, there are still a lot of medical school preparation books out there that are just as good as them. If you know of any useful books that are worth mentioning here, please feel free to add them in the comments below.
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