In this issue: ICYMI: Join the Committee on Admissions! Join the Committee on Admissions! If you’ll be an MS3 or MS4 during the 2026-27 academic year, you are welcome to apply to join the University of Washington School of Medicine Committee on Admissions. We only accept a limited number of new committee members each […]
At the end of the 2025–2026 academic year, the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan will no longer be available as a federal financial aid option. Continuing students may be eligible for “legacy” status, which allows them to continue receiving Graduate PLUS Loan funding until they graduate or until 2029, whichever comes first. To receive and […]
In this issue: REQUIRED Specialty and Residency Planning Survey Join the Committee on Admissions! REQUIRED Specialty and Residency Planning Survey On Monday, June 15 at 8 AM PT, students applying to Match 2027 should have received an email from medadv@quemailserver.com with the subject line “Response Needed: Specialty & Residency Planning Survey for Match 2027 – […]
In this issue: REQUIRED Specialty and Residency Planning Survey Join the Committee on Admissions! Career Advising Tip of the Month REQUIRED Specialty and Residency Planning Survey On Monday, June 15 at 8 AM PT, students applying to Match 2027 should have received an email from medadv@quemailserver.com with the subject line “Response Needed: Specialty & Residency […]
In this issue: Join the Committee on Admissions! Apply for the Underserved Pathway Career Advising Tip of the Month Join the Committee on Admissions! If you’ll be an MS3 or MS4 next year, you are welcome to apply to join the University of Washington School of Medicine Committee on Admissions. We only accept a limited […]
In this issue: Apply for the Underserved Pathway Career Advising Tip of the Month Apply for the Underserved Pathway! MS2s, the deadline for applying to the Underserved Pathway (UP) is July 1st! The UP is the largest UWSOM pathway. It supports and helps prepare future physicians to care for rural and urban under-resourced, marginalized, and […]
In medical school, students spend years learning how to diagnose illness, interpret data and perform increasingly complex clinical tasks. The Humanities & the Arts Pathway at the University of Washington School of Medicine asks students to develop a different set of skills alongside that training: observation, reflection, creativity and comfort with ambiguity. Founded in 2020, […]
A group of first-year UW School of Medicine students recently spent a day helping fifth graders in the Tukwila School District learn about the health risks of vaping and smoking through the Clear the Air curriculum, an interactive program that blends science education with conversations about peer pressure, mental health and healthy coping strategies. Led […]
As Montana WWAMI student Ben Held navigates his third year of medical school, he is balancing two significant roles at once: training to become a physician and learning what it means to be a father Held’s path to medicine began with a desire to address one of Montana’s most persistent public health challenges. “My initial […]
In this issue: Career Advising Tip of the Month Career Advising Student Advisory Board Tip of the Month This advice is for all MS1 students and includes first generation and BIPOC student lenses. No matter what type of Triple I project you’re doing this summer, it may be possible to share it at […]
