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Kristen Moon

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From Volunteer Hours to Research Breakthroughs: A Short Guide for High School Medicine Explorers

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By Kristen Moon
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By Kristen Moon If you’re a high school student curious about medicine, this quick guide blends two building blocks: Clinical Exposure and Service, and Research and Scholarly Activity. The aim is to help you choose high-impact volunteering, learn how to shadow effectively, and dip your toes into undergraduate research, laying a solid foundation for future BS/MD applications. High-impact volunteering with measurable impact Focus on roles you can commit to consistently and that offer clear outcomes.
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10 Science Fairs and Competitions for Teen Innovators

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By Kristen Moon
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Rather than focusing on prestige alone, students may benefit most from choosing competitions that align with their interests. For high school students interested in science, engineering or research, national competitions can be excellent opportunities to gain valuable experience and recognition beyond the classroom. Some programs emphasize independent research, while others focus on teamwork, problem-solving or creative application of scientific concepts.
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How to Keep an Organized College List

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By Kristen Moon
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By Kristen Moon Creating a college list is one of the most important, and often overwhelming parts of the admissions process. But at its core, it’s pretty simple: you’re building a list of schools that fit you — your academics, your goals, and the kind of experience you actually want. Start With Self-Reflection Early in high school, students may not yet know their standardized test scores, long-term GPA trajectory, or even their intended academic interests.
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