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How to pay for test prep, licensing, and more with a 529 plan
Discover how 529 plans can be used to cover test prep costs and licensing fees. Learn about recent changes and maximize your educational savings.

How new federal guidelines affect grad loans
Find out about the latest federal guidelines on graduate student loans and repayment. Learn how these changes could impact your professional degree classification and subsequent funding.

Breaking down MCAT sections
Ace the MCAT with our detailed content outline, featuring study tips and strategies. Avoid common mistakes and boost your test performance.

MBBS or MD: Key differences explained
Explore the differences between MBBS and MD degrees. Discover which medical path suits you best with insights on career, education, and more.

Best public universities for pre-med
Eight public universities with strong pre-med advising, research, and clinical access, what sets each apart, and what medical schools look for.

How to become an MCAT tutor
What MCAT tutors do, where to find MCAT tutoring jobs, what they pay, and the tools that make sessions work.

How to study for the MCAT: Formula for success
How the MCAT is built and scored, and how to turn that into a study plan: section by section, from content review to test day.

When should you take the MCAT?
When to take the MCAT: how test dates, score release, and the AMCAS timeline fit together, plus how to plan for a gap year or a retake.

MCAT scores at top medical schools
See the MCAT scores of students admitted to Harvard, Johns Hopkins, UCSF, Duke, Penn, and Stanford, and what they mean for your target.

How to get MCAT accommodations
Who qualifies for MCAT accommodations, what the AAMC offers, and how to apply, from documentation to scheduling your exam.

MCAT CARS: What you need to know
What the MCAT CARS section tests, how it’s built (53 questions, nine passages, 90 minutes), and tips to raise your score.

What is pre-med?
Pre-med isn’t a major. Learn what the pre-med track includes: required courses, GPA, extracurriculars, and MCAT prep.
