Medical Admit2Med: Personalized Admissions Consulting

[Admit2Med]

Welcome Test Prep Week Participants

Admit2Med.com is a personalized admissions consulting company that works with medical, dental and veterinary school applicants to ensure their applications are polished, professional and well-rounded. As a small company we do not "turf" our clients to third party "advisers" or "team members". You will deal directly with co-founders Miriam and Yael who have years of experience helping students gain admission to the graduate school programs of their dreams.

The earlier you start working on your application the better as it helps you create a complete package with great grades, extracurricular activities and letters of recommendation. We are here to help you along this journey.

What services do we offer? We routinely perform mock-interviews, essay editing, Personal Statement and AMCAS services as well as general strategy sessions for students who have broader questions about the path to becoming a health professional. Still not seeing what you need? Have no fear, we also create custom tailor made packages for students with unusual needs. To learn more check out these links:
Our Blog with admissions tips
Interview Prep
Comprehensive list of services
Admit2Med for Parents!

Have questions about Admit2Med, our services or applications in general? Post here! Or feel free to e-mail us at [email protected] We will try and get to all questions as quickly possible.

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I wonder will it be too late to take the MCAT in June and submit the application in July.

 

[Admit2Med]

I wonder will it be too late to take the MCAT in June and submit the application in July.

No it is not too late at all. With applications, the earlier you can get them out and completed the better. Most applicants shoot for early summer, so as long as you get a good score and do not have to re-test and stay on top of filling out secondaries in a timely manner you should be fine.

~Miriam
co-founder Admit2Med