How to Write the Perfect Personal Statement

Discover how to write a winning personal statement that leaves a lasting impression - where you're invited to interview!

It all begins with answering the two questions which you must answer for the admissions committee - Why ....... & Why ...

Buy now to find out the answers.

Exclusive Tips and Advice Include:

How to sell yourself to medical schools
Best personal statement topics
How to structure your essay

Did You Know?

Your personal statement is the deciding factor between two equally qualified applicants. It can make or break your chances of getting admitted!

Your GPA and MCAT won't be changing, but you still have control over your medical school essay.

What You'll Discover - Table of Contents

Copyright
Introduction
Goal of Personal Statement

A Balancing Act
Coming Off Paper

Reflection Journal
Instructions

Length of Essay
Formatting
Case
No Turning Back

Two Questions to Answer

Why Medicine
Why You

Contents of Essay

Common Topics
Academics
Extracurricular
Personal Interactions
Make Connections

Essay Structure

Draft
Middle
End
Introduction
Edit
Timeline
Reviewers

Writing Tips
References
The End

How to Write the Perfect Personal Statement

Write your way to medical school for less than the cost of applying to one school.

But more importantly, your personal statement is sent out to all the medical schools you will be applying to. Meaning you only have one chance to make a first impression!

Questions to Ask About Your Personal Statement?

Does it make sense/easy to follow
What feeling am I leaving with my reader
Did I cover appropriate topics
Could another applicant write a similar essay?

I'll show you how to answer these questions and many more.

You need to establish a connection with your reader using words and your unique story/background which forces the admissions committee to want to meet you in person.

I'll show you how to come off paper and make an unforgettable impression that leads to a medical school interview. This will be your best investment towards becoming a doctor.