Medical School Admissions Coaches, Events, & Resources

Welcome to my profile! With over 30 years of experience in higher education, I have a deep understanding of the intricacies of the medical school admissions process. I bring firsthand knowledge to help you navigate the ever-changing landscape. I have mentored hundreds of students through the admissions process, securing acceptances at top medical schools across the US. Whether you're a top student aiming for the best schools or a second-time applicant with unique challenges, I provide tailored coaching to maximize your chances of success. From personal statements to interviews, I offer comprehensive guidance to showcase your well-rounded qualities and excel both in and out of the classroom. Reach out to me today and let's work together to create a winning application package!

Hi! I’m Floriane, a dual-degree MD-MBA candidate at Stanford who has sat on the School of Medicine’s admissions committee as a full voting member (reading files, debating candidacies, and casting final votes). That insider vantage point, paired with five years of coaching experience, has helped more than a dozen applicants earn seats at Stanford, UCSF, UW (Seattle), UC Davis, and other selective programs. I draw on a broad toolkit: narrative-driven personal-statement editing, data-backed school list strategy, and high-fidelity MMI and traditional interview prep informed by my own faculty interviewer training. My background spans basic science research, the medical humanities, biotech entrepreneurship, and health-equity leadership, so I can translate almost any story into the language admissions committees love: authentic impact. You can expect a collaborative process, straightforward feedback, and practical next steps that bring out what makes your path to medicine uniquely compelling. Let's work together to make your medical school dreams a reality!

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!

Despite not having a perfect transcript or resume of accolades, I was accepted to a medical school that boasts a <2% acceptance rate. I am driven to bolster the next generation of physicians and leaders in healthcare by helping fill the gaps in the application, interview, and school selection process.

I’m a third-year MD/MSCI student at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, originally from Atlanta, Georgia. I graduated from Brown University in 2021 with a degree in neuroscience and spent the following two years conducting clinical and translational research at the National Institutes of Health. During that time, I also developed a strong passion for mentorship through my work with College Bound, a nonprofit that supports underserved high school students navigating the college admissions process. As a medical school applicant, I was fortunate to be admitted to several top-ten programs. I converted nine of eleven interviews into acceptances and successfully negotiated substantial scholarships from multiple schools, including NYU's full cost-of-attendance Silverstein Scholarship. I credit this success to strategic self-presentation, clear and persuasive communication, and a polished application. Now, as a current medical student and interviewer for the Grossman admissions committee, I’m excited to share the insights I’ve gained with aspiring physicians. If you're navigating the application process, I’d be happy to discuss how I can support your journey.

Hey there! I’m currently a fourth-year medical student at Stanford, where my research focuses on psychiatry and neurology. Unlike many of my peers, my path to medicine was deeply shaped by the humanities. I graduated from Harvard, where I earned a rare joint concentration in neuroscience and philosophy. After college, I earned a master’s degree from Duke in bioethics, technology ethics, and science policy, and I furthered my neurophilosophy studies as a Fulbright scholar in Germany before starting medical school. I believe medical school admissions is about more than just getting accepted — it’s a rare opportunity for deep reflection and growth. When approached with purpose and intention, the process can shape how you move through the rest of your life and career. I bring a unique background to this work, drawing on years of experience supporting students during some of their most vulnerable moments — as a peer mental health counselor, a member of Harvard’s Honor Council, and a student representative on several faculty committees. I’ve developed a keen ability to understand each student’s journey and help them express it clearly, powerfully, and authentically. Choosing to work with me means more than partnering with a Harvard alum, Fulbright scholar, and Stanford medical student who has gone through this process personally — it means working with someone who has helped his own siblings through this exact process, a community member known as the go-to for college and graduate school advice, and a former admissions professional at Ardent Academy. I’d love to get to know you and help you achieve your dreams!

I'm an MD/PhD candidate at Yale with over 5 years of MCAT coaching expertise (hundreds of clients averaging 516+) as well as 3 years of medical admissions help. I have experience on a top 10 medical school's admission committee. I'm really passionate about mentoring the next generation of physicians and physician scientists, and treat each and every student as a mentee. My goal is to not only give honest advice and guidance as to where your application stands, but actively work towards connecting you with resources, programs, and information to help prepare you for this next step in your career journey. Be it an undergraduate preparing the vital parts of your app, a post-grad student in the application cycle, or even an interviewed/accepted student wanting some final guidance, I'm here to help!

Welcome to my profile! As a current medical student at Tufts University School of Medicine and a former Clinical Research Coordinator at Massachusetts General Hospital, I bring a wealth of firsthand experience to the medical school admissions process. My background includes mentoring students in biology and chemistry, as well as conducting and coordinating clinical research. I have a proven track record of helping students navigate the complexities of medical school applications, from personal statements to interviews. Let's work together to craft a compelling application that showcases your unique strengths and aspirations. Reach out to start your journey towards medical school success!

Finished medical school. Finishing residency. Incoming fellow.

A former medical school admissions committee voting member with four years of direct decision-making experience evaluating both MD and BS/MD applicants, Stephen has interviewed and voted on final admissions outcomes for numerous aspiring physicians. This experience gives him rare, insider insight into how applicants are assessed, and what truly separates accepted candidates from rejected ones. Through his company AdmitMD, Stephen has translated this admissions experience into consistent, high-level results, guiding applicants to acceptances at top-tier institutions including Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, University of Pittsburgh, Washington University in St. Louis, Yale University, and others. His advising is built on the same evaluation frameworks used by admissions committees, with an emphasis on strategic positioning, competitive analysis, disciplined school selection, and development of a compelling application narrative, helping numerous applicants earn acceptance to medical school.