Premed and College Admissions Roadmap Seminar

A two-hour, high-yield session for families who want clarity, strategy, and a realistic path to medical school.

Most families misunderstand how admissions works. They overvalue rankings, chase the wrong activities, and rely on myths about what “top students” need to do. This seminar cuts through the noise. You get a structured framework, evidence-based guidance, and insight from someone who has sat on admissions committees across multiple stages of training.

This is not generic advice. It is a clear strategy built from real admissions work.

Who This Seminar Is For

• High school students planning a premed path

• Parents who want an honest understanding of the application process

• College pre-meds who need to recalibrate their path and polish their application

• Families who need structure instead of guesswork

• Anyone who wants to understand how admissions committees actually evaluate candidates

What You Will Learn

You will leave with a clear understanding of what matters, what does not, and how to build a competitive application without wasting years on unfocused work.

Topics Usually Covered

• The real hierarchy of colleges and how it affects med school odds

• How to choose a major and build a course plan that avoids common traps

• Extracurricular strategy: depth, coherence, and genuine contribution

• Research, clinical exposure, and how to avoid performative premed behavior

• Letters of recommendation: who to choose and how to prepare them

• Essay strategy: what admissions officers actually look for

• How to build a four-year premed timeline

• How admissions committees think: what they read for, what they flag, what differentiates strong candidates

• How to position strengths even if you are not a “perfect” applicant

• How to avoid the common mistakes that sink otherwise strong students

What You Receive

• Access to the live 2.5 hour seminar

• Downloadable slide deck (PDF)

• Planning worksheet for college and premed trajectory

• Seven-day window to submit written Q&A

• Option to enroll in one-on-one or longitudinal advising at a seminar-only discounted rate

Next Steps After the Seminar

Families who want deeper support can:

• Book a one-on-one Advising Session

• Enroll in a 10-session Longitudinal Advising Program

Seminar attendees receive a $200 discount on the longitudinal program if they enroll within 14 days.

There is no hard sell during the seminar. These options exist for families who want continued structure.