Drexel Pathway to Medical School | Why we chose a Special Masters Program & our experience in DPMS

AJ and I tell you everything you need to know about the Drexel Pathway to Medical School program (DPMS) at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA. We explain why we chose a Special Masters Program after being rejected from medical school, our stats and application highlights going into DPMS, what we didn't expect, what we learned, and finally, we answer the question:
ARE WE READY FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL? + sooo much more!
For more information about the Drexel Pathway to Medical School and the application process and requirements, please visit drexel.edu/med...
**Disclaimer: Admissions requirements may change! We are speaking about OUR experience, doing DPMS in the 2019-2020 year.
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TOPICS:
What a special masters program is: 1:30
Why we chose a special masters program: 2:45
Why we chose DPMS: 6:22
DPMS Community: 9:48
Our DPMS application & stats going in: 11:48
DPMS Interview/ Interview Tips: 15:51
Overall experience/ What we didn't expect: 17:23
DPMS Support: 19:30
What we learned/ Are we ready for medical school? 21:41
Is DPMS for you? 28:06
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If you have not already, please watch my Intro video where I introduce myself as a Non-traditional Latina Pre-Med student on her journey to medical school!
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Drexel Pathway to Medical School is a Special Masters Program designed for underrepresented and disadvantaged students that offers linkage to Drexel University College of Medicine (if you meet the criteria.) If you have been thinking about a post bacc program or linkage program, this video will give you insight on everything we learned throughout the year and why we think we made the right decision. Doing a post bacc program during your gap year that offers linkage is great for any pre-med student who wants to boost their MCAT score, increase their science GPA, or need extra support and guidance to reach their ultimate goal of going to medical school.