PremedHQ

As the foremost experienced and trusted mentors for America's future doctors, we have a responsibility to give back to the medical field. PremedHQ contributes to this responsibility in two ways: 1.) We produce free resources through The PremedHQ Guide, which has been utilized by hundreds of thousands of high school and undergraduate premedical stud... ents across the world. These resources include over 170 articles on high school success and premedical preparation, and webinars to guide and inspire America's future medical doctors. We are proud to provide a widely-praised MCAT preparation resource, which has been viewed by nearly 3 million students. 2.) We provide 1-on-1 mentorship at no cost for premedical students who are economically disadvantaged or of low socioeconomic status (SES), and to premedical students who are members of a racial or ethnic group historically underrepresented in medicine (the American Association of Medical Colleges has defined the following groups as historically underrepresented in medicine: African-American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, American Indian/Alaska Native Native, or Hawaiian/Pacific Islander). PremedHQ's Diversity in Medical Education (DIME) initiative is a pro bono platform connecting premedical college students from underrepresented minorities in medicine, or disadvantaged backgrounds, seeking mentorship with current medical students and medical residents across the country. Forbes Magazine recognized PremedHQ's efforts to better the medical field and honored PremedHQ as a leader in the medical education industry. Our team feels passionately about adding to the diversity of the medical workforce and fulfilling our role in tackling physician shortages in medically underserved regions of the United States. You can learn more about PremedHQ's DIME initiative on our DIME website.Read More