BUILD YOUR BASE
How to plan your academics, experiences, and timeline to stand out in professional school applications.
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Your grades and experiences are the foundation of your healthcare school application — but most students don’t start thinking about them until it’s too late. This page will help you plan your courses, build a standout extracurricular profile, and book strategy sessions with mentors who’ve done it before.

BUILD YOUR BASE
GPA Strategy
Your GPA is more than a number — it’s your ticket to the next step.
Admissions committees want to see consistency, challenge, and growth — not just high marks.
Tips we help you with:
Choosing the right course load (and when to scale up/down)
GPA boosters vs GPA killers: electives that help you, not hurt you
Managing science-heavy semesters without burnout
What to do if you have a bad semester (and how to recover)
Real Stories + Strategy
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How to "Dr" School Series
Guide you through the admissions process with real advice from current dental and medical students.

BUILD YOUR BASE
Shadowing & Extracurriculars
Your resume isn’t just a checklist — it’s a story of your curiosity, commitment, and values.
What we help you with:
Finding shadowing opportunities
Building meaningful volunteer and leadership experiences
Research and publication
Tracking your activities for your ABS or personal statement later
Learn about Hot Topics in Healthcare

BUILD YOUR BASE
Application Strategy
The best applications aren’t built in a few months — they’re built over years. We’ll help you reverse-engineer your ideal timeline so you apply confidently and on time.
What We Cover:
When to write the DAT / MCAT / PCAT
When to start your personal statement & ABS
How early to ask for reference letters
When to apply vs. when to expect interviews
How to know if you need a gap year or if you're ready now
FAQ
Q: Do I need research to get into med/dent/pharm?
A: Not always — but it helps. We can show you low-barrier ways to get involved.
Q: I messed up my GPA in first year. Is it over?
A: Not even close. Strategic recovery matters more than perfection.






