Resources for applying to Programs or choosing a career path. Find these books in the Career Niche on the first floor of the library
2019-2020 ADEA Offical Guide to Dental Schools2019-2020 Student Guide to Osteopathic Medical Colleges
Atypical Premed by 
Becoming a Healthcare Professional
Becoming a Neurosurgeon by 
Career Paths in Psychology by 
EMT-Basic Exam by 
EMT Crash Course - (Emergency Medical Technician) by 
Essays That Will Get You into Medical School by 
Introduction to the Health Professions by 
Mental Health First Aid USA
Multiple Mini Interview by Podiatric Medical College Information Book
The Premed Playbook: Guide to the Medical School Personal Statement by 
The Premed Playbook Guide to the MCAT by 
The Premed Playbook Guide to the Medical School Interview by 
What Psychology Majors Could (and Should) Be Doing by 
Your Essential Guide to Dental School Admissions by Memoirs, stories, advice, reflections, and observations from the medical field. Find these books in the library's print collection on the third floor
The Beauty in Breaking by 
Being Mortal by 
Better by 
Chasing My Cure by 
The Checklist Manifesto by 
Complications by 
Confessions of a Surgeon by 
A Doctor's Stories by 
Every Patient Tells a Story by 
Finding Grace on a Less Traveled Road by 
High Price by 
Hot Lights, Cold Steel by 
The House of God by 
The Intern Blues by 
The Long Fix by 
Medical Apartheid by 
On Call by 
The Real Doctor Will See You Shortly by 
The Sacred Art of Dying by 
Seven Signs of Life: Stories from an Intensive Care Doctor by 
Something for the Pain by 
The Soul of a Doctor by 
This Won't Hurt a Bit by 
A Time for Listening and Caring by 
When Breath Becomes Air by 
The White Coat Investor by Writing about becoming your best self: seeing and understanding yourself and the world in ways that will help you thrive. Find these books in the library's print collection on the third floor
The Brain That Changes Itself by 
Grit by 
How to Be Alive by 
Mindset by Did you know that we have a campus book club open to students, faculty, and staff? We read a variety of books, including fiction and nonfiction and meet a few times a semester for conversation and community. Examples of past reads include:
Brain on Fire by 
The Nickel Boys by 
