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    Medical Admissions

    Medical Admissions

    Potomac Admissions offers prospective pre-medical students with custom advising, planning, and admissions preparation for medical and graduate school programs. With our personalized advising and planning services, high school seniors and pre-med students can better prepare their applications for medical school, healthcare training programs, or any other science graduate pursuits. Through our experienced consultants, students are guided every step of the way, whether it’s selecting medical schools to apply to or writing those dreaded secondary essays. Through personal statement editing, clinical and extracurricular advising, and interview preparation, prospective students are given the tools they need to successfully apply to medical and graduate school.

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    Medical School Admissions Packages

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    Medical School Advising & Planning
    Up to 18 Medical School Applications
    Application Action Plan & Resume
    Personal Statement Editing
    AMCAS Meaningful Essays (3) Editing
    Up to 20 Secondary Essays Editing1020
    Application & Essay Review
    Traditional Interview Prep
    MMI Interview Prep113
    Letter of Recommendations Strategy
    Update Letter Editing
    Continued Letter of Interest Editing
    Post-decision Guidance
    Farrah is a MD/PhD student at Penn State Medical College where she serves on the MD/PhD Recruitment and Admissions Committee. Currently in the PhD part of her training, she is pursuing studies in immunology at Penn State and the National Institutes of Health. As a scientific researcher, she has been published in the prestigious journal, Nature, for her work in pulmonary regenerative medicine. In medical school, her reflective essay about one of her patients awarded her the selective John W. Combs Memorial Student Award, which is given to medical students whose writing demonstrates compassion and empathy, “out-of-the-box” thinking, and reflects not only the patient’s experience of living with an illness but also their life as a person.

    Farrah graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2014 with a BA in Biology and minor in Psychology. As an undergraduate, she served as a student representative at Penn’s Pre-Professional Career Services for law, graduate, and medical school admissions and was an Executive Editor for Synapse, Penn’s undergraduate biomedical journal. After graduating, Farrah worked for Penn Alumni Recruitment, interviewing over 50 prospective applicants for University of Pennsylvania. Since then, Farrah has been helping other applicants follow in her footsteps of getting into some of the most selective medical schools in the country and pursuing their dreams of becoming a doctor.

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