How are you going to make yourself stand out among the other 42,000 pre-meds applying to medical school this year?

If you can’t answer this question with specific detail and if you don’t have a well thought out plan, you may as well be rolling the dice when it comes to your medical school admissions prospects. The elusive obvious in medical school admissions is understanding that being pre-med is more than an just an academic designation or a group of classes. It’s is a lifestyle. It’s a way of thinking. And most importantly, its a calling. I know because I’ve been there. I created How To Be Pre-Med™ as a one-stop resource for anyone who wants to go to medical school. Using a decade of experience first as a pre-med tutor at Harvard and now as a medical school admissions consultant, I have created a system to help pre-meds navigate the competitive and often stressful medical school admissions process. I have used my insider knowledge to develop the “Six Buckets” model of How To Be Pre-Med™: Academics, Research, Community Service, Extracurriculars, Clinical Experience, and Application Skills. Click on the icons to the right to see what each “bucket” reveals and how you can be the best pre-med possible. Don’t just say you’re pre-med, BE Pre-Med and GET IN!