MSAR Availability?

[farleyisgod]

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I can't seem to find the 2005-2006 MSAR anywhere. Amazon says it'll take 1-2 months for it to ship, but I'd like to get it within the next couple of weeks!

Any suggestions?
Thanks 🙂

 

[MrTee]

Try the AAMC website, or your school's career center (might be a good idea to save $).

 

[Alcon]

I found a couple copies of it at my school's medical library...you should check local medical (and other) libraries for it.

 

[Medikit]

Order it from AAMC, it's 17 bucks right now plus S/H which is like 10 bucks

 

[Treg]

I just went to the library and photocopied the pages I was interested in.

 

[kcnic]

Just in case you couldn't find the link. Here it is, the link to where it is on the AAMC website:

https://services.aamc.org/Publicati...=1f8e001-0b95e4a0-ce02-4436-bdff-e6078c974f7c

Also, FYI: I ordered the book Tuesday and did the Fed-Ex 2 Day thing and received it yesterday (Friday). So if you'd like your own copy and don't want to go to your school library for it, it doesn't take too long to receive it.

 

[farleyisgod]

hey, thanks guys
I forgot to check the most obvious place 🙂
i ordered it from aamc

good luck!

 

[bewitched1081]

first, try your student bookstore. then try the student bookstores at other colleges.

 

[UseUrHeadFred]

The princeton review "guide to medical schools" has pretty much the same information. It's found in bookstores accross the country.

 

[gujuDoc]

I found the Princeton Review guide to be not as accurate or as helpful as the MSAR

 

[UseUrHeadFred]

I think it's more expensive, too. The only advantage is availability if you can't find one elsewhere.