Choosing a college
Undergraduate
Build a balanced college list, compare pre-health opportunities, and develop an essay that reflects your interests and experiences.
Ask about undergraduate advisingSouthern California · Admissions Advising
Personal advising for the decisions, essays, and interviews that shape your path to medical school.

How we help
Find support for a decision you’re facing now, from choosing an undergraduate program to preparing for your medical school interviews.
Choosing a college
Build a balanced college list, compare pre-health opportunities, and develop an essay that reflects your interests and experiences.
Ask about undergraduate advisingPlanning ahead
Map out coursework, explore clinical and service opportunities, and set a realistic MCAT and application timeline.
Ask about premed planningGetting ready to apply
Shape your school list, organize your primary and secondary applications, and practice speaking about your experiences.
Ask about medical school advisingGet feedback on personal statements, activities descriptions, or secondaries. We help you identify what to develop and what to cut while keeping the writing yours.
Ask about essay coachingPractice in a traditional, behavioral, or multiple mini-interview (MMI) format, then debrief your answers and identify what to work on before interview day.
Ask about mock interviewsSessions & packages
Indicative rates in USD. We confirm the scope and final quote after your consultation.
$180 / session
A 60-minute session focused on your next decision.
$810 / package
Support across several steps of your medical school application.
$150 / session
One 60-minute mock interview and debrief.
Standalone essay review · Indicative price of $108 for one feedback round on one personal statement. Ask about essay review
Your advisors
Both advisors have more than a decade of experience advising undergraduate and medical school applicants. Either can help with undergraduate admissions, premed planning, essays, or interview prep.
Fourth-year medical student
UC Irvine School of Medicine
Sean attends UC Irvine on a full-tuition Dean’s Merit Scholarship and previously served as an admissions interviewer for the School of Medicine. He graduated magna cum laude from USC with a B.S. in Mathematics/Economics and a minor in Health Care Studies.
He has earned multiple preclinical and clinical honors and contributed to more than 25 scholarly contributions across peer-reviewed publications, presentations, and posters. As an applicant, he received more than $400,000 in medical school scholarship offers and was admitted to multiple top-20 medical schools.
Fourth-year medical student
UC San Diego School of Medicine
Michael earned a B.S. in Biology with honors from UC Irvine and a Master of Advanced Studies in Clinical Research from UC San Diego. He has held multiple NIH-funded research fellowships and was admitted to multiple top-20 medical schools.
He has contributed to more than 100 publications, presentations, and posters, including over 20 peer-reviewed publications and more than 10 national podium presentations.
FAQ
We review your request and email you a scheduling link for a free 15-minute Zoom consultation. We’ll use the call to talk about your goals and the support that fits your timeline.
Yes. You can ask for a standalone personal statement review, help with a secondary essay, or a single mock interview. Select the relevant service when you reach out.
Yes. Undergraduate and premed advising can help you compare college options, think through your course schedule, and decide when an application might make sense.
We give feedback and help you revise in your own voice. Your work stays yours, and admissions decisions rest with each school.
Keep your inquiry to contact details and a general sense of timing. If a service requires application materials, we’ll discuss a suitable way to share them separately.
Free 15-minute Zoom consultation
Tell us where you’d like help. We’ll review your request and email you a scheduling link so you can choose a time.
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