Inspiring Stories

There's a story behind every application. Read about some of the inspiring journeys others have made from applicant to medical student to physician.

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Inspiring Stories
Andrew Zureick
Andrew co-authored a guidebook for high school and college students in STEM majors and careers. Learn more about his path to medicine.
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Inspiring Stories
Andy Chen
Andy took the MCAT exam seven times and applied to medical school twice before getting accepted. Read his story.
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Academic improvements
Antonio Garcia
Antonio had to reapply to medical school, but he was motivated by the health care disparities and lack of primary care physicians in his community.
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Inspiring Stories
Antonio J. Webb, M.D.
Dr. Webb applied to medical school three times before getting accepted, and now he's an orthopedic surgeon.
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Inspiring Stories
Arhanti Sadanand
Arhanti taught a Medical Spanish elective to her med school peers and hopes to continue to incorporate the Spanish language in her career in pediatrics.
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Overcoming Illness
Ariel Dempsey
After a brain injury and terminal diagnosis, Ariel decided to still go to medical school. Now she's in her second year.
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Ashtin Jeney
Ashtin is a first-generation college graduate from a rural community who is interested in public health and health policy.
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Career Changers
Haidn Foster
Haidn changed careers to go to medical school, and now balances research and advocacy to make the medical field more inclusive and supportive for LGBTQ+ student
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Career Changers
Jaclyn Dovico
Jaclyn left her career in finance to pursue a career in medicine. Now she balances medical school with being a parent.
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Inspiring Stories
Jacquelyn K. Francis
Growing up in St. Lucia, Jacquelyn witnessed social and economic hardships that inspired her to become a physician.
Jacquelyn K. Francis