Part of the strategy for applying to medical school is trying to optimize your chances of acceptance by choosing schools which best fit your potential and professional goals. With the high cost of primary and secondary applications, it is imperative that prospective students apply to the schools best suited to their academic background and qualifications. When applying to medical schools, "more" doesn't necessarily mean "better".

"The data indicates little difference in acceptance rates for these applying to medical schools. In 2003, of those who applied to seven to nineteen allopathic schools, 53% were accepted by at least one school, while those who applied to more than nineteen schools had an acceptance rate of 59%. More important than acceptance rates is choosing schools that match your specific qualifications and interests, and have historically accepted students from your college."

- Dr. Mike Magee, M.D.

AdmitRx consultants have extensive experience in assisting potential students find programs which fit them best.

The Application Process

While all of the applications will be similar, no two will be identical. Therefore, careful attention should be paid to directions concerning all sections of the application. Not only will this attention to detail save you time, it will allow you to prepare more concise and accurate applications. Also, some TMDSAS, AMCAS, and AACOMAS schools involve secondary applications which can add a second layer of complexity to the process.

AdmitRx can guide you through the entire application process, from start to finish, while helping you ensure that no deadline is missed and no crucial information is left out.