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Hosted by The Premed Consultants · education · EN · 97 episodes
This podcast is designed for Pre-medical students preparing to take their Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). The show has a question of the day style, and we will release a new episode every weekday. Throughout this podcast, you will receive tips and strategies so that you can successfully perform on the MCAT and ultimately become the physician you’ve always dreamed of becoming. If you have any questions please send an e-mail to mcatflashgo@gmail.com. Additionally, you can check out our social media: @mcatflashgo on all major platforms.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review is a education podcast hosted by The Premed Consultants, with 97 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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MCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review
In this episode, Dr. Nessim breaks down the biggest premed myths that hold students back — like needing a 4.0 GPA, a 515+ MCAT, or giving up your social life to get into med school. He shares what really matters in your application, how to stand out authentically, and why balance is key to long-term success in medicine.
MCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review
In this episode, Dr. Nessim breaks down the biggest premed myths that hold students back — like needing a 4.0 GPA, a 515+ MCAT, or giving up your social life to get into med school. He shares what really matters in your application, how to stand out authentically, and why balance is key to long-term success in medicine.
MCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review
A lot of premed students feel pressured to apply to medical school too early — often because their parents want them to “stay on track.” The truth? Rushing the process can seriously hurt your chances of getting in.In this video, Dr. Adam Nessim breaks down why pushing to apply straight through, or taking the MCAT before you’re ready, can backfire. From weaker GPAs to lower MCAT scores to the challenges of reapplying, there’s a lot at stake if you don’t give yourself the right amount of time.
MCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review
🎓 Is starting premed in sophomore year too late? Brianna, one of our premed students, asked this great question after switching from physical therapy to premed.In this video, I share why sophomore year is NOT a late start for premeds, plus tips to make the most of your journey:✅ Why switching from PT to premed can actually be an advantage✅ How to use a gap year to strengthen your med school application✅ Why you need physician shadowing and not just healthcare hours✅ How to clearly answer the key question: “Why medicine?”✅ How MCAT prep and premed timelines really workWhether you’re coming from physical therapy, nursing, or another career path, this advice will help you stay confident, stay on track, and get ready for medical school. ✨ Everyone’s path to becoming a doctor is unique — what matters is building the right experiences, acing your classes, and showing why you specifically want to be a physician.
MCAT Flash Go | Premed & MCAT Prep, Strategy, and Review
Thinking about when to take the MCAT? If you’re not planning on taking a gap year, knowing when to start studying — and when to actually take the test — can make or break your medical school application.In this video, Dr. Adam Nessim breaks down:-The ideal MCAT prep timeline-How to study a year in advance without burning out-Why spaced repetition (like Anki) is a game-changer-The best test dates for straight-through applicants and gap year students-Why applying late can hurt your chances-Whether you’re in your sophomore year, junior year, or taking time off before med school, this guide will help you plan your MCAT prep so you have the time, skills, and strategy to get your best possible score.
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