Learn exactly how to get into medical school...for the price of a trip to the movies!

Dear Premed Student,

My name is Mike Frazier and I'm a former UCLA medical school admissions committee member and graduate of UCLA medical school. I remember well the days when I was a premed student. It seemed like everything I was doing was geared towards one goal: getting into medical school. I was studying like crazy, volunteering all over the place, and working part time, all the while wondering if what I was doing was enough to get accepted.

Maybe you can relate. Before I spent time on the UCLA admissions committee, I had a pretty good idea of what it took to get into medical school. After my time on the admissions committee, I can tell you that I now understand exactly what it takes to get accepted to a top medical school like UCLA.

Here is a run-down of the exclusive, insider information that you will find in this eBook.

• The exact categories that medical schools look at and how to beat your competitors in those categories
• Which categories are most important. Is MCAT everything? Find out here!
• The three keys to your activities. Everybody volunteers. What do you need to do to make your experiences stand out?
• How to describe your activities on AMCAS. What you do is very important, but how you describe it may be even more important
• The Rule of 4's that will help you know where to apply to medical school and that will save you time and money
• How to beat the computer. Learn how to get your application reviewed by a real person, even if your MCAT and/or GPA are low
• The admissions process from start to finish so you know exactly what happens to your application
• Why letters of recommendation matter more than you think and what you can do to make them great
• The purpose of the personal statement, how to write one that will help your application, and how much it really matters
• MCAT Tips to make your score the best it can be
• The medical school requirements and my picks to put you head and shoulders above the rest once you get to medical school
• How to choose where to apply and how to pick a school when you get multiple offers
• How to ace the medical school interview, including tips on the MMI (multiple mini interview)
• Financial aid tips including little known ways to get paid to go to medical school!
  

6 out of 10 medical school applicants are not accepted anywhere!

Be one of the 4 with the insider tips from this eBook!

Here's what people are saying about
10 Steps to Accepted:

I was sort of a non-traditional applicant.

I wasn't sure that I wanted to get into medical school until quite a bit later in my college career.

I was in a post-bacc program getting the medical school requirements done when I got in touch with Mike.

Mike's advice on my personal statement and activities helped me to develop an application that more fully represented me as a person. I most appreciated his guidance on how to make my personal statement and AMCAS application more personable.

I was proud of my final application, and I was ultimately accepted to Harvard, Brown, UCSF and the University of Colorado.

It was great to have Mike’s objective input and I would definitely recommend his help to other pre-med students.

-Michelle L, Harvard Medical School

I just wanted to say that after reading this book I felt like I was able to completely organize my thoughts regarding exactly what I need to do to become competitive for medical schools in California rather than other books that are for inspiration purposes. I especially appreciated the concrete examples of strong and weak extracurricular activities and now I have a specific plan for what to do during my summer to make myself a better applicant. Thank you for writing such a great book!

-Calivn Sung, premed student

Just wanted to say thanks for the e-books. I have read quite a bit of information on the application process and your books are a great summary of some of the best info I have found along with some extra valuable tips. The organization is great, making the books very readable and an excellent reference. I feel like I have a clear path now on how to get into medical school

-Steve Lesche, premed student

I would've loved to have a resource this comprehensive, organized, and concise when I was applying to medical school to understand exactly how to get into medical school. I used a lot of different resources throughout the application process but this makes it so easy to find everything you need to know in one place and it even has the links provided for the MSAR, etc. Also, I really didn't know what happened with my application and how it was scored/ranked when I applied and that would have been helpful to know.

This is a really great resource and it is all encompassing. I will most definitely recommend it to anyone I meet who is premed.

-Gillian Kulikowski, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Medical Student Mentor

I would describe this book as an EXCELLENT and COMPREHENSIVE resource for students applying to medical school to understand exactly how to get into medical school. When I was going through the medical school application process, the one thing I wished I could have was an accurate, comprehensive and timely resource like this.

After years of asking several different people for their informed (and sometimes uninformed) opinions, I still found myself asking how best to make myself a competitive applicant. This book does an amazing job at addressing this and the many other common questions that students face during their premed years. Further it tackles these questions and concerns in a way that is simple to understand and act upon. Finally, this book will raise your awareness on questions most premed students do not even consider about how to get into medical school as a result of being overwhelmed with varying opinions from persons that do not have an understanding of the application process.

I also find this book summarizes exceptionally well the often daunting subject of the cost of paying for medical school . As a mentor of several applicants, I have come to find that more than occasionally, misinformation on the availability of resources for paying for medical school can sometimes serve as a deterrent to otherwise great candidates. This book goes into well-described and summarized detail on resources available to applicants on how to get into medical school, even ones that are often overlooked.

Overall, armed with the perspective of a former applicant, and now a mentor to several successful applicants, I would rate this book as the best resource I have seen for undergraduate students looking for a comprehensive guide to applying to medical school . It will help you decide if medicine is for you, inform you on how best to prepare for a career in medicine, and frankly, leave you with tips that are very applicable to your application process, all this without overwhelming you with too much information.

-Current medical student and premed mentor

“10 Steps to Accepted” is a must-have for any student who is considering medicine. Mike Frazier’s experience gives the premed student the rare opportunity to go behind-the-scenes of an admissions committee and see the factors that the top medical schools use to select applicants. His straightforward, no-nonsense steps will take you well beyond the many rumors found on message boards online so that you can spend less time wondering what you should do and more time improving your resume. This book breaks down every section of the application process – from undergraduate classes to the AMCAS to interviews – to tell you how to rise above the competition. You will have no doubt after reading this book how to get into medical school. It is clear that this book will quickly become the must-have resource for premed students.

-Dave McClaskey, MD. Family Medicine resident at UC San Diego. Guest speaker on medical school admissions at San Diego State University

Put a former UCLA admissions committee member on your side!

During my time spent on the UCLA Admissions Committee, I learned exactly what it takes to get into a top medical school. You'll get the insider information that will put you ahead of the rest when it comes to applying to medical school.

Along with the above benefits, you'll also get...

• The Killer Applicant Checklist that breaks down what you should be doing year by year to make yourself a top notch applicant.
• How to choose a major and how much it matters
• Examples of strong and weak activities in each of the areas admissions committees look at
• Examples from real applications so you can learn what works and what doesn't
• What to do if your state doesn't have a medical school
• How to know if you're competitive for certain schools
• When to contact the school about your status
• What to do if you're not accepted with links to all the post-bacc and Master's programs available in the United States
• And Much More!

 How much is this worth?

• Most medical school admissions consultants (especially ones from a bigger school like UCLA) will charge around $200 or more per hour for their services. You'll get a complete guide that gives you a clear map of how to get into medical school would take at least 10 hours of advising which would cost you around $2,000!
• You'll get tips on how to brainstorm and outline your personal statement. Personal statement brainstorming sessions and editing can run between $200 and $800.
• You'll learn exactly how to outline and structure your AMCAS or other medical school application. This would cost you between $250 and $600.
• You'll get interview secrets that will help you ace your all-important interview. Interview prep can again be $500 to $1,0000.
• You'll be able to avoid reapplying to medical school, which after applications and travel for interviews will save you between $2,000 and $5,000.
• Most importantly, you'll have the peace of mind that the things you are doing are helping you get into medical school.

All told, the value of this book to you is somewhere around $5,260 to $9400.

But, you get all this for for just
$19.99!

Why so cheap? Like I said, I've been in your shoes. Like most premeds, I didn't have much money. I think at this price the book will be affordable on any budget. Just skip the movies this weekend and read up on how to get accepted to medical school!

However, the price may be going up soon, so take advantage of this offer now while it lasts!

If you are not satisfied with this product, you may ask for a full refund within 30 days of purchase.

As far as I can tell, this is the only book of its kind written by a former medical school admissions committee member. There are other books on admissions out there, but none written by someone with this experience.

Keep in mind that 60% of medical school applicants are not accepted anywhere! Money spent to get insider secrets on how to set yourself apart is money well spent!

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Thank you and I'll see you soon as a fellow doctor!

Mike Frazier

Former UCLA Admissions Committee Member

P.S. I want you to know that I really want you to get accepted to medical school and I would love to hear your story when you do!

You can reach me at:

mike@medical-school-insider.com

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10 Steps Got Me Accepted!

This book is the sole thing that kept my head on straight while I was trying to get into medical school.

I was applying with a less than stellar MCAT and GPA , so I wanted to make sure that I had the best chance of getting accepted.

So many times I was not sure where to start or what the next step was. This book clearly lays out things that you must do to make yourself a stronger applicant.

I was amazed at how detailed it was with each aspect of the application/interview/ acceptance process.

My very favorite part was its discussion about the interview. This saved my neck during my interviews! Many of the schools asked me things that were exactly what Mike covered!

I was completely in the dark about this process and this book sets it up so logically that it took away all my nerves going into the interview day.

My MCAT and GPA weren't the best going into the interview, but I felt prepared and ended up being accepted to Midwestern Medical School!

I definitely have this book to thank for my acceptance and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn how to get into medical school.

-Blake Hansen, Midwestern Medical School

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