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Exclusive insights into the law and med school admissions process, straight from the experts behind GradMissions OS.Join Autumn, Lizanne, Logan, and Morgan, the minds behind the structured, elite framework transforming applicants into future doctors and lawyers schools can’t…

Podcast · By Autumn Lockett · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Your Med School Interview Isn’t About Proving You’re Smart (opens the original)

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    Getting invited to a med school or law school interview means you’ve already demonstrated that you’re academically capable. So what is the interview actually for? In this episode of the GradMissions Office Hours Podcast, Autumn, Morgan, and GradMissions’ creative director Cole dig into what happens after you’ve “scaled the competency wall,” and why the next step is learning how to show up with warmth, confidence, and genuine connection. Cole, a comedian with a background in improv and performanc

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    The Case for a Gap Year Before Law or Med School (opens the original)

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    Think taking a gap year will put you behind? Think again. In this episode of GradMissions Office Hours, we make the case for taking a purposeful gap year before medical or law school and unpack why more time can actually move your application forward. We talk about the difference between a strategic gap year and simply delaying the process, why the built-in “glide year” of the application cycle may not be enough, and how rushing to balance coursework, standardized tests, essays, and applications

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    How to Be Human in Med & Law School Interviews (opens the original)

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    Getting an interview invite means your application has already done a lot of the proving for you. So what happens when you walk into the room? In this episode of GradMissions Office Hours , we’re talking about how to be human—not robotic—in med and law school interviews. We discuss why warmth matters just as much as competency, how hobbies and shared interests can create genuine connection, and why interviewers are more likely to remember how you made them feel than every accomplishment you list

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    How to Win Law School Admissions (opens the original)

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    Winning Law School Admissions is a joint series from GradMissions and Hey Future Lawyer. New episodes drop in the GradMissions Office Hours feed. What does it actually mean to win law school admissions?In Episode 2 of Winning Law School Admissions , Ben Parker and Autumn Lockett explain why receiving an acceptance is only one part of a successful outcome. Applicants should evaluate three major scoreboards: acceptances, financial aid, and post-graduation outcomes.Ben and Autumn discuss when prest

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    What It Really Means to Win Law School Admissions (opens the original)

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    Winning Law School Admissions is a joint series from GradMissions and Hey Future Lawyer. New episodes drop in the GradMissions Office Hours feed. In the first episode of Winning Law School Admissions , Ben Parker and Autumn Lockett explain why there is no single “best” law school for every applicant. The right choice depends on your career goals, where you want to practice, your financial situation, and what you want your law degree to accomplish.In this episode: • How to identify the right law

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