Welcome to the Life Sciences and Health Community. Learn more about career paths in the industries in this pathway including Biotechnology, and Pharmaceuticals, Global and Public Health and the Health Professions (i.e. Medicine and more).

How to Onboard for MCS Medical School Application Advising (2026-2027 Cycle)

Welcome to MCS medical school application support and advising! Our workshop series for 2026-27 applicants launches in November 2025 with the Navigating the Medical School Application Process webinar. If you are not able to attend, we ask that you view …

By Rob Harrington
Rob Harrington Assistant Director of Premedical and Health Careers Advising
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Breaking into Biotech & Pharma: Key Takeaways from Harvard Alumni Panel

Last week, we gathered for a Biotech and Pharma Alumni Career Pathways Panel, where industry professionals shared insights on navigating careers in this dynamic field. Whether you missed it or just need a refresher, here are the major takeaways and …

By Caroline Rende
Caroline Rende Associate Director of Graduate Career Exploration
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How to Become an Industry Computational Biologist in a Year

MCS Advisors attended the MassBioEd Life Sciences Workforce Conference where they discussed how the demand for the life sciences workforce in Massachusetts continues to grow, especially for those with interdisciplinary skillsets, like those of computational biologists. Read more in the 

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This guide provides an overview of the academic requirements and application timelines for admission to U.S. medical schools.

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GRADUATE SPOTLIGHTS

  • Boston, MA
  • Senior Manager, Commercial Diagnostics & Bioinformatics Sarepta Therapeutics
Meet Elise
Meet Emily
  • Boston, MA
  • Molecular Biology and Biophysics Postdoctoral Researcher Boston Children's Hospital & Harvard Medical School
Meet Andres
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Post Doctoral Fellow in Protein and Structural Chemistry Merck
Meet Sadie
Meet Maria
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Meet Amulya
  • Cambridge
  • MPhil Student, Environmental Science and Engineering Cambridge University
Meet Genevieve
Meet Treasure
  • Boston, MA
  • Clinical Research Assistant Boston Children's Hospital
Meet Leticia
  • PhD Candidate, National Environmental Research Council (NERC) Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) in Environmental Research Jesus College, University of Oxford
Meet Ella
  • San Francisco, CA
  • PhD Candidate, Neuroscience University of California San Francisco
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Meet Shreya
  • Palo Alto, CA
  • Life Science Research Professional Stanford Genetics Department
Meet Carlie
  • Fulbright Research Fellowship in Neurscience/Biomedical Engineering, India; then Medical School
Meet Harini
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