As a part of my neuroscience internship, I sat down with three seniors that had just been accepted to med school. We talked about the cases we dealt with during the week, but we spent far more time discussing hypothetical ethical situations and learning about the MCAT. One of the students had tested in the 99th percentile on the MCAT, so we were very interested in his studying techniques. He even offered to sell us his stack of 3000 note cards for cheap. He recommended buying the MCAT prep books, but not the online tutoring, as it was too expensive and not worth the price. We also went over the most common med school interview techniques and how to conduct yourself accordingly. I learned a lot talking to those seniors that I would not have been able to learn otherwise.