STUDENT RESOURCES
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Beyond Academics: Personal Growth and Potential We want you to believe in your potential as much as we do and to see the unique value you bring to the medical community. Have questions about which specialty to select, how to excel in your clinical years, or where to choose your residency? The doors of the Office of Student Affairs are always open. Comprehensive Support and Networking Opportunities While we’re committed to supporting you in pursuing your dream specialties, we also ensure you’re equipped with solid parallel plans, all while providing realistic and constructive feedback. This journey is about more than just academics; it’s about setting you up for lifelong success. And thanks to our location in Indianapolis, you’ll have an abundance of networking opportunities right at your fingertips.
• Mentoring Program: Get paired with second- and third-year students who can help you navigate your first year. • Board Preparation: We’ve got you covered for the COMLEX Level 1 and Level 2-CE exams in your second and third years.
• Graduate Learning Specialists: Here to help you during your first two years, offering guidance with learning strategies, content organization, test-taking skills, time management, and more. • One-On-One Appointments: We offer personalized sessions because we know your learning style is unique and always evolving. • Tutoring: You can choose between individual or group sessions, depending on what works best for you.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
CAREER EXPLORATION AND RESIDENCY ADVISING
At MU-WCOM, we’ve crafted an educational program specifically tailored to meet your career needs.
• Introduction to the world of medicine • Tailored workshops and resources to help you discover your interests, specialty choices, and career paths • Guidance to ensure your summer breaks set you up for future success First Year: Laying the Foundation of Resources for Vocational Self-Exploration
• Assigned to your Graduate Medical Education (GME) advisor • Finalize your specialty decision(s) • Network with residency programs • Monthly preparation for crucial application processes • Prepare for auditions • Gain a comprehensive understanding of the match process, resources, and timelines Third Year: Applying Your Professional Identity in the Clinical Setting and Applications
Using an integrated approach grounded in inclusiveness and equity and building on the psychological need for competence, autonomy, and relatedness, the following informs the framework:
Second Year: Cultivating Your Knowledge of Career Options
• Free fitness center • On- and off-campus physical and mental health services
• Therapy dog Thursday • Tea Tuesday
• Assistance with composing your personal statement and preparing your CV • In-depth discussions and support with specialty choices • Begin preparing for the Electronic Residency Application Service®(ERAS®) • Analyze your interests, avenues to residency, and possible fellowships
Inclusivity and Accessibility To provide a healthy, supportive, safe, and inclusive campus environment, we first have to understand your unique needs. The Personalized Learning Center gives you opportunities to explore, encourage, and support wellness that’s respectful of culture and identities, and inclusive of those from communities that have been marginalized. Supportive Environment We offer support and opportunities to empower you to build capacity and create an environment that fosters a sense of belonging. Continuous Improvement
Fourth Year: Finalizing Your Residency Readiness and Professional Identity
• Receive guidance from the GME Office on applications and strategy • Get support from the GME team to execute your match plan • Attend monthly advising and development sessions • Consult with Financial Aid for personalized assistance
We understand that wellness and well-being are cultures that are continually built and assessed. This means we’re always evaluating programs, services, and initiatives, and implementing best practices as they become available. KnightWell Dimensions of Wellness KnightWell is a student-driven initiative that coordinates programs and services to provide a transformative experience for health professions students. It empowers you to build resilience, develop personalized approaches to wellness, and cultivate lifelong skills
Join Our Community of Excellence Our team is dedicated to ensuring that each individual student receives the support and guidance they need, and you’ll be quick to realize the value of community instilled among our staff and students. Join us! We’ll be lucky to have you.
for well-being. By fostering collaboration and partnerships, KnightWell encourages the sharing of knowledge, expertise, and innovative practices to support a thriving culture of holistic wellness.
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