Question 1

When should I start working with an advisor?

Accepted Answer

Earlier is easier to work with, but not required. For traditional MD/DO applicants, starting 12–18 months before you submit gives the most room for school list research, essay drafts, and MCAT timing. For BS/MD and BS/DO applicants, Admit MedSchool typically starts in the spring of junior year of high school.

Question 2

Do you guarantee admission?

Accepted Answer

No ethical advisor can guarantee admission to a specific school. Admit MedSchool offers a structured, evidence-based process, honest feedback, and for its EAP Elite package, a full refund if a student who completes the entire process is not admitted to a combined program.

Question 3

What's actually included in Full Cycle Advising?

Accepted Answer

School list strategy, unlimited rounds on the personal statement and secondary essays, activities and CV review, full mock interview preparation, and direct messaging access with the advisor from intake through decision day.

Question 4

Do you work with reapplicants?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Reapplicant strategy starts with a diagnosis of what likely held the file back last cycle and a specific plan to address it before resubmission.

Question 5

How is BS/DO advising different from BS/MD advising?

Accepted Answer

BS/DO committees also evaluate a candidate's understanding of osteopathic philosophy and whole-person, primary-care-oriented medicine. Admit MedSchool builds that into essay strategy, shadowing guidance, and interview preparation.

Question 6

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Book a free 20-minute strategy call to discuss GPA, test scores, experiences and timeline and determine the appropriate package.

A five-step cycle, built around your deadlines.

Intake consultation

Strategy roadmap

Drafting & review

Interview prep

Decision support