BS/MD programs offer future premeds a more structured and often more secure path to medical school, but their requirements, flexibility, timelines, and expectations vary widely across institutions. The paper explains how students should evaluate program structure, academic conditions, financial commitments, and personal fit to decide whether a combined pathway truly aligns with their goals.

The Common App is now open for the 2026 application cycle. As you work through the application process, here are mistakes that prospective pre-med students should avoid this season.

Application season is here! Deciding between Early Action and Early Decision can be confusing. They are both great, but, how do you know what application path is best for you? Read this article to learn about each type of application and choose the one that works best for you.

Many universities have reinstated the SAT and other standardized exams. Here are a few things you should know about this change!

Application season is just around the corner. The process can be confusing but we're here to help. Are you struggling to build a strong college list, do you need help narrowing down options? This article discusses factors to consider when making your perfect college list!

AI has become an optimal partner in today's workforce. We see it everywhere, in tech, education, and even healthcare. It begs the question, how will AI impact future careers, and the choices students make about their futures. Read this article to find out how AI can impact your future.

Summer is here, and college apps are right around the corner. Here are a few things you can do over the summer to get ahead and make the application process just a little bit easier.

Getting waitlisted can be discouraging, though, it is not the same as rejection. Read this article to get insights about the waitlist process.

Forbes just released their list of 'new' Ivy universities for 2026. What does this mean for pre-med students in their search for college? Read to find out!

Do I need perfect grades in high school? Do I have to attend the top ranked university? This article debunks 6 myths high schoolers believe about med school.

You've got all your acceptance letters, but which one should you chose? Here are a few things to consider when choosing the best school for you.

You've received your financial aid offers, now what? Choosing the best offer can be difficult. There are many factors when choosing which aid offer is the best for you. These steps will help guide you towards choosing the most cost-effective program for you and your family.

If you are a high school student thinking about medicine, you have probably already realized how expensive this path can get. Between college applications, test prep, extracurriculars, and eventually medical school, the costs add up quickly. The good news is that there are scholarships out there meant specifically for students like you, especially those interested in healthcare, service, leadership, and impact. The difficult part is finding them. At NGPM, we have compiled a b