Unlock Your Path to Medical School Admissions Success with Concierge Level Medical School Application Service

MODULE 1

The Application Strategy

I need to get to know you. We'll get on an hour long "Kickoff" call where I will ask you pointed questions about your background, your goals and reveal insider secrets to help you dramatically improve your application. Some of what you'll discover includes: 

• How to answer, "Why do you want to be a doctor?"
• Craft a compelling and cohesive narrative throughout your application
• Discover your 'It" factor so AdComs know exactly what you bring to the field of medicine

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

You'll finally have a proven roadmap you can follow and actually see the admissions process from the perspective of AdComs too allowing you to outshine the competition and effortlessly sell yourself to AdComs.

MODULE 2

AMCAS aka Your Primary Application

Getting into medical school is extremely competitive. You need to be strategic with your application to both sell yourself to AdComs and standout against everyone else applying.

We'll make sure you do so with your primary application via: 

• Painting a picture of who you are as an applicant and individual
• Using positive pacing and active voice
• Crafting a theme so AdComs know exactly what you bring to the table making it easy for them to choose you. 

I will leave no stone unturned to ensure you have a flawless application that not only sets you apart but leads to your acceptance.

MODULE 3

Personal Statement Writing

Your personal statement is your secret weapon for getting into medical school. This is your chance to truly connect with AdComs and distinguish yourself from everyone else applying. Together we will:

• Determine what aspects of your life story to highlight
• Provide step-by-step guidance on actually writing your essay
• Structuring your personal statement so the logical next step is a medical school interview invite. 

Remember you have 100% control over your essay and I will show you how to make it count. 

Even if you are a mediocre premed I will show you how to craft your personal statement to position you as a stellar applicant who belongs in medical school.  

MODULE 4

Custom Medical School List 

It's not about how many schools you apply to rather where you apply which can make the difference between getting in or not.

In this topic area, you’ll learn:

• What are the best schools for you to apply to
• How many medical schools you should apply to and why
• Considerations premeds often overlook in choosing medical schools

Not all medical schools are seeking the same type of applicant. I will show you how to choose the schools where you are more likely to be accepted but also flourish once admitted. 

MODULE 5

Most Meaningful Experiences

I will help you pick which three topics to write about so you can elevate your application. We'll consider your personal statement to avoid duplication which is the cardinal sin when applying to medical school. 

In this topic area, you’ll learn:

• What are the best experiences you've had that will connect with AdComs 
• How to connect your activities so you weave a connected storyline that moves your application forward
• How to jazz up these experiences to connect with AdComs on an emotional level so they remember you during the decision meeting. 

I will show you how to write about your meaningful experiences  because AdComs use your responses to gauge what is important to you and how it translates into what you may bring to their incoming medical school class. 

MODULE 6

Extracurriculars 

How you spend your time outside of the classroom matters. This is not where you just recite in resume form what activities you engaged in as a premed student. 

With your extracurriculars you will uncover:

• What is the magic number you must have on your application. 
• How to show and not tell AdComs plus share what you gained from the experience. 
• What tense to use and why along with other subtle writing "tricks" to demonstrate your fitness for a career in medicine. 

If you thought you were just going to rehash your extracurriculars here you're wrong. I will show you how to transform each extracurricular into a unique selling point that taken in sum showcases why you belong in medical school. 

MODULE 7

Secondary Applications 

This is not just answering the questions found on the secondaries. The students who get admitted use the secondaries to showcase why the medical schools should choose them. 

In this topic area, you’ll learn:

• What is the best timeframe to complete your secondary
• How to go beyond answering the question and advocating for your admission
• How to answer questions to demonstrate you truly want to attend a specific medical school.

I will show you little known strategies that illustrate you did your homework on the medical school and how to impress upon AdComs your sincere commitment to their medical school. 

MODULE 8

Mock Interview Prep

By the time you make it to the interview stage it means you're qualified to get in and now it's just about your personality and persona. Otherwise medical schools do not invite applicants who they have no intention of admitting.

Interviews can be nerve wrecking but I will help you: 

• Answer the most common questions you can expect?
• Give you tips on how to answer the toughest and most divisive ethical/moral questions with ease. 
• We'll role play so you can get actual feedback to help you prepare for your interview day. 

The interview can make or break your chances of becoming a doctor I will show you how not to be awkward or destroy all your hard work as a premed.  

MODULE 9

Admission Advice 

I want to give you the best problem to have as a premed... deciding which medical school acceptance offer to accept. There's a lot that goes into choosing where to matriculate and I will not leave you to figure it out on your own. 

For admissions advice you can expect: 

• Choosing school based on getting into a residency program of your choice.
• Picking medical school that matches your learning style eg, PBL, Lecture, etc
• Geographical considerations, patient population, cost of living factors 

This is just the tip of the iceberg, you will not be led astray when you are trying to decide between schools plus I will share how to maximize your financial aid.