It's no secret that medical school is a significant challenge. Between your prerequisite courses and the coursework that prepares you for the MCAT, your undergraduate experience is designed to be a representation of rigors of medical school. But, medicine isn't just about the education. It's more than the science taken as an undergraduate.  

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It's about the quality of experiences you have, your ability to understand how the undergraduate experience transformed you, your ability to connect with people, and your demonstrated leadership and ability to function on teams. Medical schools are looking for the most well rounded individuals. They don't care about the B.A. versus the B.S. They want to know if you have grit, determination, persistence, and ability to manage a rigorous coursework. They ask you to take on the most intensive emotionally, physically, intellectually challenging experience possible leading up to the profession because the profession will demand that you are ready for navigating life and death.  

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We know that your undergraduate institution is not likely to provide you the level of support in preparing for medical school -- due to lack or resources and/or lack of knowledge/expertise -- that is necessary for admissions. Labyrinth Educational Consulting will provide that support. We are the leaders in medical school preparation and are the closest thing to an admissions guarantee. 

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We also offer international students expert guidance for how to access a medical school in the U.S. and its territories and a plan for how to apply and gain admission to institutions friendly to international students -- regardless of their documentation status. 

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Our packages listed below uniquely address all of these things amid the challenges of applying to medical school. 

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Labyrinth Education's Medical School packages put you on the best path that will:

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• Establish documented evidence showing how you meet and exceed the American Association of Medical College (AAMC) core competencies for the application;

• Challenge you to take coursework demonstrating the balance of sciences and humanities desired by contemporary medical colleges;

• Structure a co-curricular shadowing, service, and experience plan that emphasizes leadership, ethics, teamwork, critical judgment, emotional intelligence, etc.;

• Develop a plan for either learning abroad or traveling abroad for programming designed to expose students to international communities underserved in medicine;

 

We have consultants who have served as medical school application readers at a number of institutions.

 

Let us help you stand apart from other applicants in a high-stakes admission.