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This site was created to foster the academic success of both premedical students and medical students by extending the SuccessTypes philosophy of personal development from the printed page to the Internet. The purpose of this site is to:
Others are also invited. Students in other disciplines, as well as medical educators, and pre-professional advisors can use this site to get to know the mind of the medical professional better. (Don't forget to bookmark this address and visit regularly for new additions) SuccessTypesTM Medical Education Page Descriptive Menu of Major Features SuccessTypes Survival Strategy What to do when you are drowning in a sea of body parts with Greek and Latin names. Also useful for MCAT and USMLE review. SuccessTypes Learning Style Type Indicator A guide to your psychological type explained in terms of your learning style. Announcement: Check out the "Articles in Medical Education." New material on personality type and specialty choice, and an article on personality type and concept mapping has been added.Medical Education Links Connections to other sites that offer useful information and services. New link - Check out the Getting into Medical School: A Guide for Nontraditional Students and the new MD/DO Spouses Support link. Another Announcement: Med students can find new links to on-line clinical skills databases in the medical student and premedical student links.Medical and pre-med students worldwide find resources, references, and relaxation here.Non-traditional pre-meds will find lots of support and advice at the link
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Disclaimer - This site is created and
maintained solely by John W. Pelley, Ph.D., not by The Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center. The university does not endorse or monitor the content
of this site. While the university does caution contributors regarding their
responsibility to abide by applicable laws and policies, these pages do not
constitute official university business, and the university can accept no
responsibility for the contents of this site. All comments regarding the
contents of this site should be directed by email to j0hn d0t pelley at ttuhsc
d0t edu (antispam format, change zero to o in john), Ph.D., Department of Cell
Biology and Biochemistry, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, (806)
743-2543
This site last updated: 02/24/05(Inaugural
date for this page, May 8, 1998)
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