Free Mini-Series
Not sure how to get started on your medical school personal statement? Then, join me in this 3-part series as I walk you through the process of writing a compelling medical school essay that grabs the attention of AdComs so that you get ADMITTED to medical school!
Video 1
Three Topics To Avoid
Video 2
What's Really At Stake
Video 3
How to Write Successfully
What's inside?
A look behind the scenes at how to write a medical school personal statement that AdComs actually want to read.
Each year a new group of premed students has lofty goals of beating the odds to successfully get into medical school and become a doctor. However, after years of studying the sciences and preparing for the MCAT they're mortified at the prospect of actually having to write about themselves and make the case of why they deserve to be admitted.
One of the hardest writing prompts is writing about yourself which you're tasked with doing on your medical school personal statement. If you don't know what to say or how to say it there's help. I've been helping students just like you overcome common premed writing pitfalls that can totally derail your chances of getting in. This isn't your fault because no one ever showed you how to write a personal statement... watch my video series and learn how to write your way to medical school.
WATCH NOWWhat my students are saying
Rochelle - Accepted NYU Med Student
"I can't thank you enough for your help. Both for guiding me in the right direction with the paper and for completely revising it. I made a few minor changes to the final draft you sent me last week and submitted the application that day. I received an Acceptance letter yesterday.
It is difficult to write about oneself, especially one's failures and I'm grateful for your quick and great work. Thank you again for everything."
Free Mini-Series
Not sure how to write your medical school personal statement? Then, join me in this 3-part series as I walk you through the process of writing a compelling medical school essay that grabs the attention of AdComs so that you get ADMITTED to medical school!