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There is no easy path to medicine, but there is more than one way to become a doctor. An aspiring physician can either choose to go to allopathic school and add the letters MD after their name, or go to…

Applying to medical school takes many years of planning. Many pre-med students start preparing their freshman year by taking the necessary class requirements, joining extracurriculars that are science or medicine-based, and obtaining research or volunteer positions in hospitals, clinics, or…

Applying to medical school is a long and difficult process. There are years of planning and preparing that goes into each application. Many students begin building their resumes when they are only freshman. Moon Prep lays out the timeline an…

By now, if you haven't applied to any colleges, you might be thinking it is too late for you to be able to start school in the fall. But, luckily there are still schools with summer application deadlines. Regardless of…

Now that you have been accepted into your university, you probably have received your financial aid award letter as well. When you are reading it, it can get confusing! If you need help deciphering your financial aid letter, Moon Prep…

Some high school students are positive from a young age that they want to pursue a career in medicine. BS/MD programs are one way for a high school student to secure a spot in a medical school before they even…

The big decision that is weighing on many high school seniors minds is where to go to college. What questions should you be asking yourself to help make this big decision? Moon Prep counselor Lindsey discusses with Student Loan Hero…

Advanced Placement (AP) tests are a critical part of the high school process for many students. Taking place over two weeks in May, AP tests can determine if you receive college credit. While the AP tests are well known, you…

AP (Advanced Placement) classes can be a source of confusion for many incoming high schools. In an interview with Niche, Kristin Moon answers all your questions from what AP classes and AP tests are, how many AP courses should you…

Decision Day for colleges are just around the corner. If you are lucky enough to receive multiple acceptances, how do you choose between your offers? This decision can be difficult to make, but there are a few things you should…