Harrison is a former professional baseball player turned medical student who shares A LOT of “how to” study advice. An important study method to develop is how to learn a LOT of information that’s “thrown” at you quickly and how to retain the information long-term as best as possible.

On today’s episode, we talk about:

  • Harrison's journey going from a professional athlete to a pre-med student.
  • Why he thinks he didn’t get into medical school the first time he applied, and what he changed to help improve his chances the second time.
  • The study method he uses to help maximize his studying and improve retention. A valuable skill that’s so important to master as early as possible!

Link to the episode that Harrison mentions in the podcast: 9 Things You'll Want to Know Before Becoming a Doctor


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