Nearly 60% of med school applicants in the United States are not admitted each year. Top-tier med schools can have acceptance rates as low as 2%! The best way to ensure your success is by getting ahead of the competition.
Get Ready to Learn More About:
- What Makes an Impactful Med Application: Our expert panelists will break down what an effective med application entails
- How to Tell Your Complete Story: Many students leave out important aspects of their story that could contribute to a successful application
- Common Pitfalls to Avoid: Learn what not to include in your med school application to stand out from the competition
- How to Review Every Aspect of Your Application: Treat every component like one piece of the puzzle-ensure they fit together to form a big picture
Meet the Panelists:
Dr. Bima H.
University of California, Irvine
Dr. Hasjim has been awarded the Gold Humanism Honor Society Award and the Golden Scalpel - Resident Teacher of the Year Award, awards given by medical students. Dr. Hasjim is excited to demystify the medical and residency admissions process and work with applicants from many walks of life.Dr. Hasjim received his undergraduate and medical education from UC Irvine and a Master of Science in Clinical Investigation from Northwestern University. Throughout his own journey through medicine, he realized that navigating through a career path in medicine can be complex and he is passionate about making the medical school admissions process as transparent as possible. His dedication and outstanding performance earned him prestigious accolades such as Excellence in Research Honors and the Chancellor's Award of Distinction.
Dr. Joonhyuk L.
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Dr. Lee is a diagnostic radiology resident physician at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (UCCOM) with 11+ years of mentoring experience. He has over nine years of medical research experience, earning several international research grants and awards. His work has been presented in Germany and Japan, and one of his projects won a gold medal in the first-ever Bionics Olympics in Switzerland. One of Dr. Lee's greatest strengths as a consultant is his ability to quickly synthesize an applicant's profile from background documents and initial discussions. He continually builds upon this profile, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each individual's strengths and weaknesses. Through multiple rounds of discussion, he guides individuals in crafting a cohesive and well-rounded profile that highlights their distinct backgrounds and goals. By doing so, he empowers applicants to stand out as interesting and worthy candidates for their desired programs.