Full Application Review
Find the weak spots before admissions committees do
Application fees add up to hundreds of dollars before a single school has read a word you wrote, so it's worth making sure the file you submit is the strongest version of you. This is a complete audit of everything: what's working, what's quietly hurting you, and what to change while there's still time to change it.
You get a written report that goes component by component, including an honest read on how your GPA and MCAT map onto each school's actual formulas, since the weighting rules change who your realistic targets are more than most people expect. Then we spend an hour on a call prioritizing the fixes and locking in your school list.
What's included
- A complete review of your ABS, essays, school list, and reference strategy
- A fit analysis of your GPA and MCAT against each school's weighting rules
- A written report with the fixes ranked by impact
- A 60-minute live strategy call
- A submission-week checklist so nothing slips
Common questions
When should I get my application reviewed?
Ideally four to eight weeks before the OMSAS deadline in late September, so you have time to actually act on the feedback. A review during deadline week can still catch critical mistakes, but the earlier you do it, the more of the advice you can use.