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Dr. Anita Paschall is one of the most experienced medical admissions mentors in the country. 100 percent acceptance rate for over 8 consecutive years. Member of 8 admissions committees. MD PhD. Over 35 years in healthcare admissions. Over 20000 applicants counseled. Dr. Paschall built Paschall Medical Admissions to give serious applicants something most programs cannot offer - a committee insider in their corner from the first strategy session to their A for Acceptance. Full and Multi-year support including pre-app support, personal statements, experiences, school lists, secondaries, interviews and more. Also supporting all healthcare fields including dental, PA, PhD. FREE monthly Q and A. Request a free consultation today.
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906 Marsh View Ct, 28539, Hubert, United States
- 9196041248
- anita@paschallmedicaladmissions.com
- paschallmedicaladmissions.com
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