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Admissions Consulting
Former admissions committee members helping you get into medical school.
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Game Planning
Gain an in-depth understanding of what you need to do in order to succeed in the medical school admissions. Wherever you are, our advisors can help you get on the right course.
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Interview Prep
Your medical school interview is incredibly important for your success as an applicant. Gain an upper hand with our interview preparation.
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Personal Statement Editing
The medical school personal statement can make or break an application! Our physician advisors will help you edit it to perfection.
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Non-Traditional Advising
No matter what your pathway to medicine has been, we can help. We have several non-traditional specific advisors who can help you succeed.
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BS/MD Consulting
If you are interested in direct medical programs, we have the help you need to succeed. Our BS/MD success is unparalleled.
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AMCAS Editing
Our physician advisors can help you edit your AMCAS, AACOMAS and TMDSAS activities sections to stand out to a medical school.
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Reapplicant Advising
If you have been previously rejected from medical school, do not let it happen again. Let us help you through the process of succeeding.
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Complete Packages
Our complete packages offer you the best chance at success for medical school. From start to finish, we will help you get in!
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USMLE Tutoring
The USMLE may be the most important test of your life. Let us help you with one-on-one tutoring to maximize your score.
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Medical School Tutoring
Success in medical school is key to becoming a great physician. Let us help you with your weak subjects and teach you the material in new ways.
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COMLEX Tutoring
Acing the COMLEX examination is an important step for osteopathic physicians. Our tutors can help!
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MCAT Tutoring
We all know the pressure associated with getting high scores on the MCAT exam. Let our MCAT tutors help you achieve your best.
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meet a few of our physician advisors
Aubrey Jordan MDDr. Jordan served on the admissions committee at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine
Avani Rao MDDr. Rao served as a member of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine admission committee.
David Flick MDDr. Flick was a four year member of the admissions committee at UC Irvine School of Medicine and is a Flight Surgeon for the Army.
Edward Lipsit MDDr. Lipsit served on the admissions committee at VCU
Harvey Katzen MDDr. Katzen was on the admissions committee member at George Washington University
Mohammad Hajighasemi MDDr. Hajighasemi is the founder of DocOssareh, YouTubes premier premed channel. He served on the admissions committee at UC Irvine School of Medicine.
Quoc “Q” Ho MDDr. Ho was an admissions committee member at University of California, Davis
Raj Sarkar MDDr. Sarkar was part of the admissions committee at Columbia University and an interviewer at NJMS
Renee Marinelli MDDr. Marinelli served on the University of California, Irvine Admissions Committee
Sahil Mehta MDDr. Mehta has guided thousands of successful medical school applicants.
Sanjay Aneja MDDr. Aneja was a member of the Yale School of Medicine Admissions Committee
Sarat Munjuluri MDDr. Munjuluri served on the admissions committee at UCSF PRIME and served as Director of College Counseling at Sacramento High School
Simon Bababeygy MDDr. Simon Bababeygy served on Stanford's Admissions Committee for 4 years
testimonials
JC
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2017I also wanted to thank you and your team for all the help that you’ve offered during this entire process. It’s been nothing short of a godsend and has played a large role in how my cycle is going.
BC
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2017Accepted to my #1 choice! and I couldn’t have done it without you! Thank you so much for helping me throughout this long process (almost one year)! You truly made me the best applicant I could be from writing update letters to get off the waitlist last year, to writing a new personal statement and editing my entire application, to finding more volunteering opportunities, to getting a research job, secondary essays, and interview prep! Words can not express how thankful I am to have had you as my MedSchoolCoach. I really could not have done it without you. Thanks for being so patient with me and always ready to give me a pep talk and making me believe that this was all possible. I wanted to tell you all this over the phone, but I would have gotten too emotional and started crying because of how amazing you are and how you played such an integral role in helping me achieve my dream. So instead I am crying tears of appreciation and joy while I write this email 🙂
JM
Mother of MedSchoolCoach ClientHello Dr Mehta, I wanted to write and express my appreciation for everything you and Dr Frazier have done for my daughter. She has received multiple interview opportunities to several schools including her top two and has actually been accepted! Without your company this would have never been possible for her to achieve. You were able to bring the very best out of her and Dr Frazier really helped her create an amazing personal statement. Through the process she has obtained confidence in herself and has been able to represent herself well during the interviews. We truly appreciate everyone involved with helping her, she had nothing but glowing reviews for how nice everyone has been and how much they seemed to really care.
A.B.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2014I initially bought the Bronze and was so impressed I upgraded to the Gold in 2 weeks. Everything they did and everyone I contacted at MedSchoolCoach could not have been more helpful. I would send an email and get an instant thorough response to all my questions. The interview preparation was especially helpful.
P.A.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2012I did not think it would be worth it, but it definitely was. I couldn’t have gone through this process without MedSchoolCoach. I worked with 3 advisers, everyone of whom were awesome. They took me through everything and I was submitted on day 1, well ahead of everyone else. It all worked out in the end as I got into 4 schools.
Y.M.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2016Thank you! And thanks for all of the help from MedSchoolCoach. It really helped me prepare for my interview, and Dr. Marinelli and Dr. Lipsit were both so supportive!
E.C.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2016You were the one who pushed me to apply there and I honestly can’t thank you enough for doing that. They saw something in me, and the dean told me over the phone that not only did my interviewers have amazing things to say about me but my WRITING was so impressive. You definitely had a helping hand in that early on. Thank you so much for your guidance, your edits and everything else that you helped me with last summer to give me the best possible chance of acceptance to medical school. Finally, FINALLY I can say that it has all worked out for the absolute best.
N.S.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2011Thank you so much for all your help with my personal statement. Couldn’t have gotten my admission without you!
W.L.
MedSchoolCoach Class 2011I have really appreciated all the help I have gotten so far. The editors are very available and respond promptly. Also, the advice I got really pushed me in the right direction with my essay and made me understand what they are looking for when applying. It gave me a sense of relief knowing I have the help of someone who has gone through this application process not too long ago. And I really like that they let you use the service as long as you want until you are happy with your essay. OVERALL- GREAT EXPERIENCE!! I would definitely recommend others to use MedSchoolCoach.COM!
R.S.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2011Raj was really positive and had prepared many sample questions to ask me, and gave me a lot of feedback on those questions. One of the questions he asked me (what was my major in college) was an actual interview question during my Dartmouth interview, and I was able to improve my answer to this question based on Raj’s feedback so that it came across better in the interview. The biggest thing I learned from Raj was just that the interview was really like a conversation, which would start out with the interviewer trying to get to know me better by asking me questions about my background. Once I realized this (and got through my first interview) it made the interview process seem less daunting, because it was really like a get-to-know-you type of conversation.
P.K.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2012Could not have gotten in without MedSchoolCoach’s help with the application. Everything was top notch and professional and my advisers all had this great style of providing feedback that changed my application for the better.
R.J.
MedSchoolCoach Class of 2013Had 2 mock interviews, both were great. Sahil was very helpful and provided great insight. I interviewed with Raj last night and found him to be extremely helpful as well. He offered great feedback and seems to have a true interest in helping me achieve my med school dreams. Both Sahil and Raj were very down to earth and could relate very easily to my situation since they were both in my shoes not too long ago… Well worth the money.
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Today we are going to go over the medical school application timeline to US-based medical schools. This is a question we get often and it actually has fairly straightforward answer. However, a lot of students get a little bit bogged down in figuring out when to submit the application when it opens up and also
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We sat down with Dr. Davietta Butty, a Northwestern School of Medicine graduate, avid writer, and pediatrician! She is an amazing MedSchoolCoach advisor who has helped hundreds of students through the admissions process with a focus on the medical school personal statement. Her insights into what an admissions committee member looks for are extremely important,
April 16, 2019Medical Schools that Accept International Students
The medical school admissions process is competitive enough as it is! But as an international applicant, it’s even harder. There’s a limited number of medical schools in the US that accept or even interview international students. A good place to start making your list if you are an international student is to understand which MD
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