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Blog Post #20: Just Spent $300K on Med School? AI Doesn’t Care.

In his latest video, “Yes, Doctors: AI Will Replace You,” medical educator Bryan Carmody—known online as the Sheriff of Sodium—delivers a provocative forecast: artificial intelligence will soon replace many physicians, especially in primary care and psychiatry. Carmody argues that this shift is less about technological capability and more about economic incentives and systemic inefficiencies in […]

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Blog Post #19: What I Learned from Scoring >95th Percentile on COMLEX Level 1 & 2

I’ll keep this post anonymous but for reference, I scored >700 on both COMLEX I/II and have helped hundreds of students excel on the boards over the last few years. Looking back on my COMLEX journey, there are three key lessons that helped me consistently score well, and I hope sharing these can help you

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Blog Post #17: So What Exactly is “Networking”, Anyway?

Networking is one of the most frequently mentioned buzzwords when discussing how to enhance your competitiveness for residency. It’s no secret that building relationships with faculty and residents at specific programs can significantly increase your chances of matching there. But how can you effectively network in a way that yields real opportunities? Let’s break it

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Blog Post #15: The Ultimate Letter of Intent Template

As a medical student, the journey through applications, interviews, and ultimately securing your desired residency or fellowship can feel overwhelming. One critical component of this process is the Letter of Intent (LOI)—a document that can significantly influence program directors’ decisions. Whether you’re hoping to secure a position in a competitive specialty or solidify your place

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Blog Post #14: So You Want to be a Surgeon?

Choosing between a surgical and non-surgical specialty is a pivotal decision in a medical career, influencing daily responsibilities, work-life balance, and long-term satisfaction. This post explores key factors to consider when making this choice. Understanding Surgical Specialties Surgical specialties involve operative procedures to diagnose or treat medical conditions. They require manual dexterity, precision, and the

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