Medical School Advising
Applying to medical school can feel like taking a shot in the dark. Our team of MD's can help you put your best foot forward.
See Course OptionsProfessional Medical School Application Advising
Applying for medical school can be one of the most stressful times of your life, but it doesn’t have to be! At Tutor the People, we have a dedicated team of MDs, medical students, and scientists ready to work with you through every step of the application process. We work with our students to help them sculpt their unique stories and present themselves as competitive medical school applicants to help them get into the school of their dreams.
We have a proven track record of helping students receive acceptances to top medical schools. Through structured, long term guidance, Tutor the People’s expert medical school admissions advisers will work with you one-on-one either in person or online to ensure your best chance of acceptance.
We'll Help you achieve your goals
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We're Here To Help
There is a lot that goes into crafting the perfect application, which is why sometimes a little help can make all the difference. Our experts will work with you to understand your goals and experience so that they can help you build a strong application that reflects the amazing candidate that you are.
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Free Introductory Hour
A Free Introductory Hour is included with the purchase of any of our Application Advising packages. You can use this initial meeting to establish your goals, what you want to cover during the sessions, and setting a schedule for moving forward.
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A Team Of Experts Dedicated To Your Success
Over the years, application advising has become a commodity with only generalized help and vague “tips”. We hold ourselves to a different standard. That’s why we’ll work with you during every step of the application process from writing to interviewing to submission.
Top Medical School Applications Advising Tutors
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Andrew N., M.D.
Dr. Andrew N. is a graduate of Boston University School of Medicine, a co-founder of Tutor the People, and an integrated vascular surgery resident. He’s helped hundreds of students get into top medical schools.
Andrew was a non traditional applicant…
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Ashley L.
Ashley is a medical student at The New York University School of Medicine. She graduated from Rutgers University with a double major in Biology and Philosophy and a minor in Psychology. After taking over thirty full-length practice exams and studying…
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Jason F., MD
Jason has an extensive background in medicine and life sciences. He double majored at MIT in chemical engineering and biology, and received his medical doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. He has spent the past few years applying his knowledge…
Our Approach
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We understand that facing the med school application process can be intimidating. Between choosing the right undergrad programs, finding extracurriculars, prepping for the MCAT and CASPer, and writing out all of your applications, it can be exhausting. That’s where our team of experts come in. It’s common to experience essay fatigue or be unsure about how best to present yourself to potential schools, which is why our first step is to sit down with each student and learn about you, your educational background, and your goals. This way we can help you see the achievements that will help you stand out as well as help you determine the best way to move forward during this chaotic time.
Step 2
Next, we’ll work with you to create a strategy. Whether you’re an undergrad student who wants to get a head start, a soon-to-be graduate who has questions about gap years, or a non-traditional student, our experts will work with you to figure out your best options. Once we’ve learned about your goals and academic history, we can create a customized strategy designed to match your academic timeline and make a good impression on your applications.
We specialize in taking an individualized approach to medical school application advising with every student. Although admissions boards expect to see certain activities or accomplishments on every application, each student is unique. Our medical students and MD medical school applications advising team will create a unique plan tailored to your strengths and areas of improvement so that your applications can stand out in all the best ways.
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Now, we get to work! With every medical school applications advising package, you receive a team of medical students, MDs, and academic advisers who can help you with your application timeline and essays, and a personal academic strategist who is there to support you every step of the way.
Together, we’ll work with you on:
Personal Statement Editing
Extracurricular Activities Summaries
Secondary Application Advising
Mock Interviews with Feedback
Letter of Intent Advising
Ready To Get Started?
When you sign up for one of our medical school application advising packages, we’ll want to get to know you so we can match you with the best advisor possible. Some of the questions we’ll ask include:
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1Are you a traditional medical school applicant?
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2Are you a non-traditional medical school applicant?
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3Have you taken the MCAT yet?
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4When do you plan to apply to medical school?
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5What types of medical schools are you applying to? (MD, DO, Caribbean)
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6What are your extracurricular activities?
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7Have you done any research?
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8Do you have any publications?
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9Do you have relevant volunteering experience?
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10Have you shadowed any physicians?
Medical School Applications Advising Study Packages
MD Advisors
Our medical school applications advising team consists of MD’s, medical students, and applications advising. Our team creates a unique plan for each student.
Free Introductory Hour
We add a Free Introductory Hour to every package, so students can meet their team and develop a customized study plan before beginning their paid package hours.
Application Documents Review
In addition to the one-on-one medical school applications advising, our team of writers and editors will review your personal statement, resume, and secondary essays, to ensure you depict yourself in the best way possible..
Interview Advising
Your team of applications advisors will also work with you to help you prepare for interviews, and be ready to answer any question with grace and tact.
Payment Plans
We offer multiple extended payment options. Contact us to find out which installment plan suits your budget.
Customized Scheduling
Use your study hours as best suits your needs. Some students meet with a tutor daily, while others space it out to weekly meetings.
1-on-1 Sessions
There is no better way to prepare your medical school applications than with 1-on-1 sessions that are focused on your needs.
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$1399 Quick Review
12 Hours$1,399.00Add to cart
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$2499 In-Depth Plan
24 Hours$2,499.00Add to cart
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$3299 High Achiever Plan
36 Hours$3,299.00Add to cart
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You create your plan
Just starting your medical school applications? Here’s some information about the process:
Medical schools will expect applicants to have taken the basic sciences and scored well in the courses. Most medical schools will expect high grades in biology, chemistry, physics, and other courses. Schools also expect applicants to have relevant work, shadowing, or volunteering experience within the medical field. The majority of medical schools in the United States will accept applications through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). Applicants must submit their primary applications once on AMCAS.
Personalized Advising Designed Around Your Needs
Between school, extra-curriculars, and personal time, we understand that life can be chaotic. That’s why we let you set the schedule. Online or In-Person, we work with you to create a med school application strategy that fits your busy life. We know this time of med school applications is expensive, so we focus on providing expert advising at prices more affordable than our competitors. We also offer extended payment plans so you can just focus on getting into the school of your dreams.
More Info & Resources
Free Medical School Resources
Student Doctor Network Forum is a great resource for pre-med and pre-dental students. The site offers quality information about the application process and resources for students. However, keep in mind it is a forum, so don’t believe everything you read!
AAMC Study Guide offers various resources for MCAT test prep and also links to other resources online.
Tutor the People provides a Free MCAT Practice Test to all students who purchase an MCAT test prep package.
MD Applicants Tool is another free site for pre-med students. Using this tool, students can calculate their approximate probability of receiving an interview or acceptance to a school by comparing past students’ results.
MCAT Fee Assistance Program provides more information on how students can save money in the MCAT application process. Take advantage of this.
Free MCAT quiz on the NYTimes! Students are also encouraged to read NYTimes articles on varying topics to familiarize themselves with the types of language they can expect to see on the CARS section. Your MCAT tutor can also teach you critical analysis strategies that helped them to achieve a top score.
MCAT Reddit. Check it out, premedditors!