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MDadmit is proud to make available three of Dr. Miller's pre-med and medical school admissions resources:
1. How to be Pre-Med: A Harvard MD's Medical School Preparation Guide for Students and Parents.
How To Be Pre-Med assists high school, college, and non-traditional students interested in becoming physicians by describing the pre-med route from start to finish using the Six Buckets model Dr. Miller developed through over a decade of medical school admissions advising. This guide is equally helpful to those hoping to pursue a medical career and to loved ones, such as parents, spouses, relatives, and friends, supporting a pre-med. Dr. Miller created How to be Pre-Med to serve as a prequel to the best-selling The Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD's Week-by-Week Admissions Handbook because readers frequently provided feedback wishing they had received similar expert guidance sooner in the pre-med process.
How To Be Pre-Med covers all information required to excel as a pre-med and prepare for the medical school application process. I suggest you read this book as soon as you decide to pursue the pre-med path to help strategize selection of undergraduate or post-baccalaureate experiences. Then return to it each year to assess how you are filling up the Six Buckets. Once you have decided to apply to medical school, pick up the latest edition of The Medical School Admissions Guide and follow the weekly steps required to create the best application possible to maximize your chances of admission.
2. The Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD's Week-by-Week Admissions Handbook, 2nd Ed
As the best-selling of Amazon's "medical school guides," The Medical School Admissions Guide is a must-have for anyone applying to medical school, whether you are a traditional or non-traditional pre-med.
This guide contains the weekly, step-by-step plan Dr. Miller used to get into Harvard Medical School. She has since utilized the strategy to help hundreds of applicants gain entry into medical school first as a Harvard pre-med tutor and then as CEO of MDadmit, a medical school admissions consulting service. Following this handbook's advice will provide you a distinct advantage in the competitive medical school admissions process as it prepares you for every step and helps create your best application.
Book Highlights include:
1. Weekly, easy-to-follow advice on navigating the complex admissions process.
2. Multiple examples of successful personal statements, AMCAS and TMDSAS work/activities, secondary essays, and letter of intent/update letters.
3. Special sections on re-applicants, non-traditional applicants, DO schools, foreign schools, and military/public health service options.
3. How to Get into Medical School with a Low GPA
Acknowledging that many pre-meds cannot afford a personal medical school admissions consultant, Dr. Miller decided to write How to Get into Medical School with a Low GPA to assist those with less than stellar grades regain hope and understand what they can do to get in to medical school. The book will show you how to:
• Get into the mind of the admissions committees and see how the GPA is really used in medical school admissions
• Use the framework Dr. Miller employs with her "low GPA" clients to formulate what you need to do to get accepted to medical school
• Develop a plan of action based on your own personal circumstances using Dr. Miller's categorization framework
• Strategize how you can get accepted to medical school by reading 13 low GPA success stories of how pre-meds got into medical school despite their low GPAs
• Forget about the mythical "GPA cut-off" and plan your application strategy based on statistical data broken out by six different dimensions on easy to read graphs
• Learn how you can subtly, yet effectively address a low GPA in your personal statement by reading the personal statements of three pre-meds who were accepted to medical school despite low GPAs
• Avoid making things worse by addressing a low GPA inappropriately
• Enhance your prospects of admission by undertaking any of the activities listed on the GPA Mitigation Activities List
• Make an informed decision about whether it's worth the investment required to gain admission based on your own personal situation
• Be ready for the actual application with Dr. Miller's medical admissions process overview in which she describes each of the application sections including the AMCAS application, secondary essays, and interviews
If you'd like to contact Dr. Miller directly with question, visit MDadmit's website.
1. How to be Pre-Med: A Harvard MD's Medical School Preparation Guide for Students and Parents.
How To Be Pre-Med assists high school, college, and non-traditional students interested in becoming physicians by describing the pre-med route from start to finish using the Six Buckets model Dr. Miller developed through over a decade of medical school admissions advising. This guide is equally helpful to those hoping to pursue a medical career and to loved ones, such as parents, spouses, relatives, and friends, supporting a pre-med. Dr. Miller created How to be Pre-Med to serve as a prequel to the best-selling The Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD's Week-by-Week Admissions Handbook because readers frequently provided feedback wishing they had received similar expert guidance sooner in the pre-med process.
How To Be Pre-Med covers all information required to excel as a pre-med and prepare for the medical school application process. I suggest you read this book as soon as you decide to pursue the pre-med path to help strategize selection of undergraduate or post-baccalaureate experiences. Then return to it each year to assess how you are filling up the Six Buckets. Once you have decided to apply to medical school, pick up the latest edition of The Medical School Admissions Guide and follow the weekly steps required to create the best application possible to maximize your chances of admission.
2. The Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD's Week-by-Week Admissions Handbook, 2nd Ed
As the best-selling of Amazon's "medical school guides," The Medical School Admissions Guide is a must-have for anyone applying to medical school, whether you are a traditional or non-traditional pre-med.
This guide contains the weekly, step-by-step plan Dr. Miller used to get into Harvard Medical School. She has since utilized the strategy to help hundreds of applicants gain entry into medical school first as a Harvard pre-med tutor and then as CEO of MDadmit, a medical school admissions consulting service. Following this handbook's advice will provide you a distinct advantage in the competitive medical school admissions process as it prepares you for every step and helps create your best application.
Book Highlights include:
1. Weekly, easy-to-follow advice on navigating the complex admissions process.
2. Multiple examples of successful personal statements, AMCAS and TMDSAS work/activities, secondary essays, and letter of intent/update letters.
3. Special sections on re-applicants, non-traditional applicants, DO schools, foreign schools, and military/public health service options.
3. How to Get into Medical School with a Low GPA
Acknowledging that many pre-meds cannot afford a personal medical school admissions consultant, Dr. Miller decided to write How to Get into Medical School with a Low GPA to assist those with less than stellar grades regain hope and understand what they can do to get in to medical school. The book will show you how to:
• Get into the mind of the admissions committees and see how the GPA is really used in medical school admissions
• Use the framework Dr. Miller employs with her "low GPA" clients to formulate what you need to do to get accepted to medical school
• Develop a plan of action based on your own personal circumstances using Dr. Miller's categorization framework
• Strategize how you can get accepted to medical school by reading 13 low GPA success stories of how pre-meds got into medical school despite their low GPAs
• Forget about the mythical "GPA cut-off" and plan your application strategy based on statistical data broken out by six different dimensions on easy to read graphs
• Learn how you can subtly, yet effectively address a low GPA in your personal statement by reading the personal statements of three pre-meds who were accepted to medical school despite low GPAs
• Avoid making things worse by addressing a low GPA inappropriately
• Enhance your prospects of admission by undertaking any of the activities listed on the GPA Mitigation Activities List
• Make an informed decision about whether it's worth the investment required to gain admission based on your own personal situation
• Be ready for the actual application with Dr. Miller's medical admissions process overview in which she describes each of the application sections including the AMCAS application, secondary essays, and interviews
If you'd like to contact Dr. Miller directly with question, visit MDadmit's website.
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