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MedApplications is a helpful resource that offers pre-med students and medical students from Canada, United States, and all over the world the resources, tools, and practice they need to successfully apply to—and get into—medical school, residency or clinical practice. Our diverse health care professional team also supports aspiring dentists, optometrists, pharmacists, veterinarians and nurse practitioners.
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The customer has no value to them. Please don't trust them.
Bilal was great! Initial response time from the company slow however.
After paying, I had to send multiple emails for the admin to get back to me which was unsettling considering how much the tutoring costs.
Eventually I did get a match with Bilal, he was great. Incredible professional and knowledgeable about interviews. He gave in depth feedback and ideas for what I could consider to expand upon my answers. I would highly recommend him.
This is an incredible valuable resource for anyone looking to refine their interview skills for medical school interviews (both panel and MMI). I had the pleasure of working with a first year medical student, Bilal Shakir, who was incredibly knowledgeable in the application process and helped me build logical, concise answers as well as work on my own confidence in answering for MMIs. He went above and beyond in taking and sending me notes during our sessions as well as sending me specific resources that helped me further understand the interview process. His passion and empathy is palpable and he was a great teacher for this experience.
I have been working with MedApplications for over 3 years now, and it has been an amazing experience. Being able to work 1-on-1 with the students, providing feedback, and watching them improve with each session has been a truly rewarding experience. The best part of all is getting an update email learning of their acceptance to medical school or residency!
Bilal was great!
He really went above and beyond to give me the support I needed. And he was able to really identify my weaknesses for the MMI and helped me turn them into strengths.
Thanks for everything!!
Thank to you Bilal Shakir, a very kind and a helpful tutor!
MedApplications does a fantastic job at connecting students from all levels to coaches and resources that will help them achieve a medical school acceptance. Coaches provide detailed feedback and give practical advice to improve! I have had a very positive experience with this company and would definitely recommend it to pre-med or current medical students looking to further their careers!
I recently used MedApplications after being referred by a friend. Dr Mak went above and beyond to make my OMSAS application really stand out. I am now using them for TMU which is the new medical school and I couldn't be happier. Quick responses from Dr Mak throughout the process. I feel very confident in my application and look forward to interview preparation.
I have used this service multiple times in the past for my application to medical school, interview preparation, CASPer training, as well as residency interview prep. I don't think without the help of their dedicated advisors I could have made it to where I am today - which is practicing medicine as an attending in Canada.
Amazing OMSAS editing/review. I just finished my OMSAS preparation with MedApplications. Dr Yiu was excellent and thorough and gave me great feedback on my UofT application, Western application and NOSM submission. Excellent service and customer support. Will be using them for CASPer and interview prep
Very unprofessional and they don't fulfill their promess of the match guarantee (which of course is continued support, not actual match) the sales team is really good in getting your money, and they have good people working for them. But avoid at all cost, this is a scam and it should not be allowed to be advertised as it is.
This is an untrusted office. They just want to get money. After that they even don't have any responsibility to answer their clients or be responsible for their own words.The only reply is that my review is a spam, and I whish it was, and I hadn't lost my money.You are not responsible for your clients who have paid a lot of money and don't reply my emails or my calls , at least tell me why you sold me the services that you didn't have, and why you waste my time and my money. If you have told me in the first place, I wouldn't pay. And now, after 1 year you are saying that you don't offer this specific service, so you have to return my money. How people can trust you when you aren't responsible for your own words

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Very expensive and long wait times to be matched to semi-helpful junior residents
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