Learn what the DAT is, what’s on the exam, scoring, costs, and how to apply. Get tips on studying, retakes, and rescheduling to boost your dental school chances.

The USMLE Step 1 is the first milestone in your medical licensing journey. Here's what you need to know from application to studying to Step 2.

Unlike most exams, the NCLEX does not provide a numerical score or percentage. It is a pass/fail exam determined by how consistently you demonstrate minimum competency compared to the passing standard

Learn everything you need to know about the MCAT — what it is, when to take it, how long to study, what a good score looks like, and test day essentials.

Learn what the INBDE is, what’s on the exam, how long it is, costs, how to apply, reschedule policies, and study tips to pass with confidence.

Learn how to spot keywords in DAT and OAT reading passages to quickly identify structure, main ideas, and critical points.

Learn everything you need to know about the NCLEX® in this complete guide. Discover what’s on the NCLEX, how hard it is, how to register, study strategies, test-day tips, and what it takes to pass.

A complete guide to what’s on the NCLEX, including exam length, question types, scoring, and study strategies to help you prepare with confidence.

The INBDE will test you on anywhere from 85 to 150 questions. The entire exam can take up to 5 hours, including breaks.

Registering for the NCLEX isn’t just a matter of paying a fee and picking a date. You’ll need approval from your State Board of Nursing (BON), and registration through Pearson VUE.

The good news is that once you understand what the NCLEX contains, you can get the most of your study time by focusing on high-yield topics. This guide breaks down what’s on the exam, where to focus.

Learn how to crush CARS. No fluff. Just tactical strategies to boost your CARS score. Follow this guide, and you will see results. 

What are floating cubes on the cube counting section of the PAT? We talk about what they are and how to answer floating cube questions in this article.

Starting March 1, 2025, the DAT moves to a 3-digit scoring scale (200-600). Exam content stays the same, keep preparing as usual!

Genetics makes up a large portion of the biology section on the DAT. Here is a list of genetic technologies you should definitely know for the DAT.

Top front end (TFE) is probably the hardest section to initially understand in the PAT, but fear not! This post gives you all the necessary information you need to learn how to ace TFE questions!

Discover a proven strategy for tackling next-gen cases. Learn how to navigate the clinical judgment model, prioritize effectively, and work through the client data tabs.

Mnemonics are a great tool to memorizing large amounts of information quickly. Here are a couple I used to answer some questions on the DAT and OAT.

This blog post goes over the details of the INBDE and how you can pass as a foreign trained dentist!