EduMed

Plain-English guides to medical and nursing education paths

About EduMed

EduMed is a small reference site about medical and nursing education in the United States. It exists to answer structural questions clearly: what degrees exist, what the licensing exams are, how long training typically takes, and which organizations accredit programs and certify professionals.

It is written for prospective students, career changers, and families trying to make sense of a system full of acronyms. The guides stick to how the system works — they do not tell you which career to choose, which school to attend, or how to handle your finances or your health. For decisions like those, the right resources are admissions offices, financial aid officers, academic advisors, and the official bodies we link to throughout the site, such as the LCME, the ACGME, the USMLE program, the NCSBN's NCLEX site, and Federal Student Aid.

An honest note on what this site is: the pages here are reviewed reference material, written from publicly available official sources. They are not professional, medical, legal, or financial advice, and they are not a substitute for talking to the institutions that actually run these programs and exams. Requirements vary by state and change over time — always confirm details with the official source before acting on them.

This site is an independent reference site. It is maintained with automated tooling and periodic human review, not a full-time editorial staff. If something here looks wrong or out of date, write to hello@edumed.net and it will be corrected.