Schmoll's Path to Medical School Digresses Unexpectedly
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As recently as two years ago, Steve Schmoll figured that at this point in his life, he would be making his way through medical school.
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Some top prospects are a little overwhelmed after being thrown into the vortex of uncertainty, not knowing where they will start their careers and which trades they may be involved in.
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A 17-year-old from Mendota Heights, Minn., has been turning heads with her unconventional umbilical cord stem cell research. On Wednesday, Nicole Ali was in the nation&#39;s capital, accepting a $50,000 scholarship for her work.
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Kohl's success may seem straightforward, but don't let that fool you.
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When Dr. Julio Bonis awoke one Sunday  morning with a sore shoulder, he could not figure out what he  had done. It felt like a sports injury, but he had been a bit  of a couch potato lately.
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Flood of applications, financial aid changes have roiled admissions process for students and colleges.
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A few years ago, in my early twenties, I was set to graduate from university. At the time, I lived with my parents and had an easy job as the network administrator of a local fishing company. A few months before convocation, my parents divorced, my boss fired me (incidentally, for this article), and I had stopped school because I thought my life of free room and board was over. I spammed my address book crying for work. An acquaintance called me to do some contract work for a startup board game company. What followed was a lesson in something that I would have never learned in university: reality.
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Stepping up to the lectern in Nassau University Medical Center&#39;s auditorium last Wednesday, however, Velez told quite a different story.
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A prestigious medical school was tipped off one of its students had been a Nazi sympathizer, released on parole after being convicted in 2000 of a murder.
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Imagine making an emergency call not for help getting to the hospital but after you've already arrived there. That's what Ray Clement and his wife did last year at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Shadyside Hospital, where he had gone with a suspected blood clot. When Clement thought...
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A year ago, TIME went to Shelbyville, Ind., for a cover story on the epidemic of high school dropouts. Since then Shawn Sturgill has graduated -- and the schools have taken action
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When Dr. Eric Matteson arrived at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., on Thursday morning, there was already a pile of messages for him and the phones were ringing off the hook.
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When some students set out to learn about nutrition, the lessons hit closer to home than many of them expected.
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First-year medical students are some of the biggest hypochondriacs around. Bombarded with information about every disease under the sun, they start to imagine they have them all. In their minds, every mole is skin cancer. A nosebleed is surely a sign of a tumor. Headache? Must be skyrocketing blood pressure.
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Sometimes it takes one doctor's persistence to help a desperate patient find relief.
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There was a time when Michael Saag thought he would be content to be a cardiologist, helping heart attack victims and people with heart conditions.
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Professor Paul Robinson's fall seminar at the University of Pennsylvania Law School offered a unique opportunity for the ambitious student: a chance to make law, rather than just study it.