Every experience entry I sent to AMCAS, exactly as it went in, and then the grades page with the class I failed still sitting on it.
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The document on the left as it went in, my notes in pen on the right. Yellow is the part that matters. A blue underline is what I'd change today. The words are blurred on purpose. That part is the file.


I failed a five-credit math class my freshman year and lost my scholarship over it. I retook it at a community college thinking it would cover up the F, and then found out halfway through that it doesn't, so both grades are just sitting there on this application. I still got in. That's basically why I'm handing you the whole thing instead of the highlights, because honestly the highlights aren't the useful part. Read it, take the structure, and then go write your own. You got this.
ShaunThis is mine, and it's here so you can see how one real application is built. Copying lines from it is plagiarism. Programs run these through software, and it isn't worth it. Take the structure, write your own sentences.
A PDF you can read on anything, plus a .txt copy of every entry. The download link shows up right after checkout, so you are not waiting on me to email you anything.
Yes. Reply to your receipt email within 30 days and I'll refund the full price, no questions asked. You don't have to send anything back.
It's for you. Please don't post it, forward it, or drop it in a group chat, anyway. It's one real document with my name on it, and I'd like it to stay that way.
The application itself is my 2019 cycle and will not change. Where the file talks about current AMCAS rules, I check them against the AAMC's published guidance and update the file if they move, and you get the new edition at no charge.
No. It's one real application from someone who applied once, which is all it is. It shows you how mine was built. It isn't a template, and it doesn't say anything about how yours will go.