An Insider's Guide for
Successfully Getting Into Medical School

"I just want to get in...at this point I don't even care where!"

"I'm so PARANOID about not getting in. But I spent so much money and have loans there really isn't another option at this point."

Have you ever had these thoughts?

If you're being honest with yourself you can admit being premed is brutal. It is one hurdle after another and even when you cross the finish line there is no guarantee that you'll get into medical school.

But today things are going to change for you!

Finally, someone who gets being premed and understands you. No more doubts or questions.

The path to medical school has been outlined for you...exactly what steps you need to take and when.

Simply put, you've found the premed advisor that you've always wanted and needed.

The goal is very simple...get you into medical school.

Why You Can Trust Me

I was the president of the premed society at Northwestern University and made contacts with admissions officers from the top medical schools across the country. Everything I present to you has been taken from them.

This is insider information you can't get elsewhere.

Trust me because you're not just getting my advice and input. This is the combined experience of:

• Premed advisors
• Med school admissions officers
• Doctors
• Professors
• Med students

all in one place. With such a diversity of opinions and backgrounds you will not be led astray at DoctorPremed.com.

I can't be all things to everyone.

My expertise is working with nontraditional premed students. And students who need additional academic assistance. If you're sailing through your premed classes with a 4.0 GPA, scoring 35s on MCAT and have stellar extracurricular activities then look elsewhere.

If you're in high school, take a look around but know it is too early to think about medical school. Your focus should be on the SAT/ACT and getting into college. But if you really want to know what is in store for you once college starts, then by all means continue to visit DoctorPremed.com.

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What I Can Do For You

I make medical school a reality.

GPA and MCAT scores are important but that's only half the battle. Stick with me and you'll discover the hidden truth to what it actually takes to getting into medical school.

Believe it or not but your personal statement for medical school should not be taken lightly at all. Most premeds do not put enough time and thought into what they are going to write and this negatively affects their chances for admission. There are two questions that all personal statements must address.

Letters of Recommendation. I'll show you exactly how to got about requesting them. This includes what to say, how to say it and when to say it. I even tell you when you should decline having someone write a letter on your behalf.

Post Bac options are available if you aren't competitive enough to get into medical school. I'll show you all of the possibilities you have and even provide a guide book for each program in the top 4 categories that most students fall into.

In sum, if you need someone who is going to go to bat for you and do everything possible to streamline your chances for getting into medical school then this is the only place you need to be.

I could go on and on about the premed process but I'm sure you get the point by now. So take a moment and look around at all the great content, products and services offered here at DoctorPremed.com.

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"Most important, I probably had not yet fully realized that becoming a doctor would involve work, hard, unrelenting, disciplined, often body-and soul-consuming work, from dawn to night and then some. The full knowledge of that would come later-and take me by surprise. I think I assumed because the prophecy had been made, the career in medicine would simply be waiting for me when I was ready..."

~ Rose-Marie Toussaint, M.D.

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