My med school personal statement
The exact AMCAS statement I submitted, annotated paragraph by paragraph.
See what's insideMy AMCAS personal statement and my full med school application, both annotated, plus a two-page sheet from my own interviews. Fifteen dollars for all of it.
Instant download. Two files, and the notes sheet comes with it.
The exact AMCAS statement I submitted, annotated paragraph by paragraph.
See what's inside
All thirteen experience entries I sent to AMCAS, and then the verified grades page with the class I failed still on it.
See what's inside
Two pages from my own interviews: my ten tips, MMI prep, what the day actually looks like, and what came up. It's super short on purpose.
only in the bundlesThe two files are $10 each, so $20 on their own. The bundle is $15 and the interview notes come with it.
I applied with a 3.66, a 507, and a freshman year with an F in precalc sitting on it. None of this is polished. It's what one average application looked like the year it worked, handed over the way I'd hand it to a friend. Take the structure, write your own, and let's get it, baby.
ShaunSame rule on all of it: it's mine, and it's here so you can see how one real application was built. Copying it into yours is plagiarism. Schools run essays through software, and a finding goes to every school you applied to. Read it, take the structure, and then write your own.
Then you want the med student bundle. Same price, my ERAS application and my residency personal statement, and the interview notes come with that one too.
Two PDFs you can read on anything, the interview notes sheet, plus .txt copies so you can see the real character counts.
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. These are real documents with my name on them, and I'd like them to stay that way.
Yes. When AMCAS changes the rules, I update the files and you get the new edition at no charge.
No. It's one real application from someone who applied once. It shows you how mine was built. It isn't a template, and it doesn't say anything about how yours will go.