Medical School Admissions

Hello! My name is Gloria and I'm a second-year medical student at Northwestern University with a strong academic background from Case Western Reserve University, where I graduated summa cum laude with a dual degree in Biology (BA) and Finance (BS). My experiences as a Teaching Assistant in various courses, STEM Teaching Fellow, and ACT Tutor have equipped me with the skills to guide students through the inevitably difficult journey of college, medical school admissions, and beyond. I have a thorough understanding of the admissions process from years of intensely studying the intricacies of each step and networking. Whether you're looking to strengthen your application or need guidance on navigating the college or medical school admissions landscape, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's connect and create a plan tailored to your goals!

I bring a uniquely well-rounded perspective to medical school admissions counseling, combining my academic foundation in English with post-baccalaureate pre-medical training at UCLA and current graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania. My background allows me to guide students not only strategically, but also in crafting compelling, authentic narratives—an area where many applicants fall short. Having worked with some of the nation’s largest admissions firms, I’ve gained deep insight into the process, including direct exposure to admissions officers and the nuances that truly drive decisions. Most importantly, I’ve consistently helped students earn acceptances to competitive programs—even when their MCAT scores or GPAs fall below institutional averages—by positioning their stories effectively and strategically.

Welcome! I’m Mike, a physician and professional admissions coach here to help you navigate every stage of the medical journey. I know firsthand how daunting the process can be, but you don’t have to go it alone. Successfully applying during the COVID-19 pandemic meant adapting to rapidly changing admissions requirements, excelling on a new MCAT, and competing in the most selective application cycle on record—beating out 15,000 other applicants for a seat at my institution. Along the way, I not only learned how to craft a compelling application, but also how to pivot under pressure—a key skill I instill in my students as they navigate their own challenges. As a seasoned mentor, I know what truly makes an applicant stand out—not just on paper, but in the minds of admissions committees. My coaching is structured, results-driven, and deeply personalized. Whether you’re a high school student exploring medicine, an undergraduate navigating pre-med, or a prospective/recent graduate preparing for this cycle, I’ll meet you where you are and help you take the next steps in your journey. If you’re already in medical school, I also offer coaching for STEP 1 & 2 exams, medical content, clinical rotations, specialty selection, and residency applications. By identifying your unique strengths and aspirations, we’ll craft a winning strategy that allows you to progress while maintaining wellness amidst academic stress. If you’re ready to take the next step, let’s build your path to medicine together—I’d love to help you succeed!

Welcome to my profile! As a current medical student at Stanford University School of Medicine and a current interviewer at an Ivy League college, I bring a unique perspective to the medical school application process. My experience as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Stanford Medicine and my background in neuroscience from Dartmouth equip me with the skills to guide you through every step of your application. Additionally, my experience as a former professional athlete allows me to coach you effectively throughout the application process by maximizing your mindset for each step. I've successfully coached multiple aspiring medical students, helping them craft compelling applications that stand out. Whether you need assistance with personal statements, interview preparation, or overall application strategy, I'm here to help you achieve your medical school dreams. Let's connect and make your application shine!

I'm Mae Wimbiscus. I recieved my undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt as well as my medical degree. I am now training in Anesthesiology at my top choice of Massachusetts General Hospital (Harvard). I have been coaching others on how to not only get into medical school but into the residency that best supports them. I can help with picking out schools, interview preparation, which programs to signal, and generally how to stand out. Let's chat!

Welcome to my profile! As a current medical student at Harvard Medical School, I bring a wealth of personal experience and insight into the medical school admissions process. During my own recent application cycle, I relied on the help of family, friends, professors, and mentors, without whom I would not be where I am today. Throughout this process, I have accumulated a lot of knowledge about how the AMCAS application process works and look forward to sharing it with other applicants. I consider myself thoughtful and patient, and I have a strong track record of guiding other students through my leadership roles in various college student organizations. Whether you need help with crafting a compelling personal statement or navigating the complexities of the application process, I'm here to guide you every step of the way. Let's work together to make your medical school dreams a reality!

Hello, my name is Paul, and I am a fourth-year medical student at California University of Science and Medicine. My path to medical school was anything but perfect. I had a low GPA, struggled with the MCAT, and even failed a class during undergrad. More than once, I was told by advisors to consider a different career and to let go of the dream. I didn’t. Instead, I learned how to rebuild my application, tell my story honestly, and turn setbacks into strengths. That journey led to multiple medical school acceptances. If you feel stuck, discouraged, or unsure how to move forward as a premed, you are not alone. If you are questioning whether medical school is still possible for you, I have been exactly where you are. I now coach premed students who feel overlooked or underestimated and help them create a clear, realistic admissions plan that fits their situation. If my story resonates with you, I would love to help you turn doubt into direction and get you one step closer to becoming a medical student.

I went through the medical school application process myself and was fortunate to get into 10 medical schools 🎉, with full-ride scholarships from multiple schools 💰🎓. Since then, I’ve helped a lot of friends and other applicants with everything from building a smart school list 📝 to personal statements, secondaries, interviews 🎤, and scholarship strategy. Several of the people I’ve worked with have gone on to receive major merit scholarships totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars 💸. I really enjoy helping applicants not just get in, but put themselves in the best possible position once the acceptances start coming in. I also scored a 525 on the MCAT 📚 and ultimately chose UCLA, where I received a full-ride merit scholarship. I know how stressful and confusing this process can be 😅, and I try to be the person I would have wanted helping me through it: straightforward, responsive, and willing to give very specific, honest feedback. My goal is simple: help you build an application that actually sounds like you, make smart strategic decisions, and avoid wasting time on generic pre-med advice 🚀.

Welcome to my profile! As a current Internal Medicine Resident at UT Southwestern Medical Center, a top 10 Internal Medicine program, former Student Body President at the University of Utah School of Medicine, Head of UUSOM's Mock Interview Program, former Summer Analyst for JPMorgan (with return offer), I bring a wealth of interviewing experience and leadership to interview coaching. Additionally, I have served as a consultant for the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine Admissions Department. Having coached several students successfully, I am eager to help you succeed during interview season. Let's work together to achieve your medical school dreams!

I am currently a student at the Carle Illinois College of Medicine in Urbana/Champaign, Illinois. I spent one-year on the admissions committee at my school. As part of that experience, I reviewed dozens of applications and I heard directly from the director of admissions what they were looking for in applicants. I know how to write a stand-out personal statement because I wrote them myself, I read plenty of them that caught my attention, and I know which ones were easy to forget. Let me help you get into the school of your dreams!