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The WAUSM Blog

Ask The Experts: Get the Inside Track on Medical School Admissions

August 18, 2021

It’s no secret that applying to medical school is extremely competitive. As a prospective medical student, you want to put your best foot forward as you navigate your way through the complicated admissions process. To help you do that, two proven leaders of US medical school academia who have been training MDs for more than

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Understanding Residency Specialties, And a Look at What WAUSM Students May Pursue

March 9, 2026

As Western Atlantic University School of Medicine (WAUSM) approaches its first-ever residency Match, excitement continues to build, not only on campus but across a medical education community eager to see our new physicians take their place in hospitals and clinics in the US and Canada. In this final installment of our Countdown to WAUSM’s First

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From Day One to Match Day: Why Early Advising Matters at WAUSM

February 25, 2026

Choosing a medical specialty requires thoughtful reflection, meaningful exploration, and time. At Western Atlantic University School of Medicine (WAUSM), our advising model begins as early as Welcome Week and continues throughout all four years of the MD Program, ensuring students receive continuous, developmentally aligned guidance as they progress toward a specialty choice. As we continue

Leaving Home, Finding Community: One WAUSM Student’s Journey to Medicine

January 7, 2026

Growing up, Western Atlantic University School of Medicine student Seth Gonzalez witnessed his mother battle pain and illness. As a child, he felt powerless to help her, but he saw how doctors were able to reduce her pain and give her life back to her. Later, she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus.

Med School Checklist: Why Career Advising and Support Should Drive Your Decision

January 5, 2026

Medical school isn’t just about learning medicine – it’s about building a life in medicine. That means developing study strategies that work for you, finding mentors, getting real guidance on specialty choice, preparing for licensing exams, and learning how to tell your story when it matters (eg, interviews, personal statements, letters). Medical schools vary in

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