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What I actually used, annotated.
The personal statement that got me into med school, the ERAS application that matched me into anesthesiology, and the study system I run my own board prep on. All of it with my notes on why every line is there.
I'm honestly a pretty average applicant on paper. A 3.66 GPA, a 507 MCAT, and a 2.71 freshman year with an F in precalc, which is kind of embarrassing to type out. I still got into med school, and then I matched anesthesiology at my number one.
That's why I'm sharing these. You get to see exactly what one average application looked like when it worked, and where every line came from.
The applications are ten bucks each. The study guide is its own thing, further down, and I get into why any of it costs anything at the bottom.
Four files, ten dollars each.
$10 each. Each one is a PDF with my notes in the margin, plus a plain-text copy so you can see the real character counts.
My med school personal statement
The exact AMCAS statement I submitted, annotated paragraph by paragraph.
$10
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My ERAS application
My full anesthesiology ERAS application, 32 pages, with my notes on every entry.
$10
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My med school application
All thirteen experience entries I sent to AMCAS, plus the verified grades page with the class I failed still on it.
$10
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My residency personal statement
The one-page anesthesiology statement I sent through ERAS, annotated line by line.
$10
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Or take one side, fifteen dollars.
One bundle for people applying to med school, one for people applying to residency. Both come with a two-page sheet from my own interviews that I don't sell on its own.
The premed bundle
My med school personal statement and my full AMCAS application, both annotated, plus the interview notes: my ten tips, MMI prep, and what the day actually looks like. The two files are $20 on their own.
Instant download. Two files and the notes sheet.
What's in it
The med student bundle
My full anesthesiology ERAS application and the residency personal statement that went with it, both annotated, plus the same interview notes sheet. The two files are $20 on their own.
Instant download. Two files and the notes sheet.
What's in it
And one that isn't an application, fifteen dollars.
A 41-page guide to the study system I run my own board prep on. It works off any syllabus, outline or objectives list, so it isn't only for medicine.
How to Study Like a Doctor, With AI
Map what your exam actually tests, check your resources against it one topic at a time, and hand the week to an AI that plans around the schedule you already have. Then it builds your flashcards and runs review sessions off whatever you keep getting wrong. Nine stages, eight prompts you can paste, and fifteen cited studies behind them.
Instant download. 41 pages.
What's in it
Why it costs anything
Honestly, I'd give these away. The price mostly keeps them from getting forwarded around to a thousand people, and then it covers the web hosting, and whatever's left is a little cup of coffee for me. I was a broke premed and I'm a resident now, so I know nobody in this line has money to burn.
How this works
It's a PDF, and it's instant.
The download link shows up right after checkout. The application files also come with a plain-text copy of every essay, so you can check the real character counts against the current limits.
It stays current.
When AMCAS or ERAS change the rules, or when I change how I run the study system, I update the file and you get the new edition at no charge.
Thirty-day refund.
If it isn't what you needed, reply to your receipt within 30 days and I'll refund it, no questions.
Where these came from.
The applications are documents I walked through on my channel over the years, page by page, with the notes written down instead of said out loud. The study guide is the system I actually run, written out properly for the first time.
Please don't copy it.
These are mine, and they're here so you can see how one real application was built. Copying lines from them into yours is plagiarism. Schools and programs run essays through plagiarism software, and under the ERAS integrity policy a finding goes to every school or program you applied to. Take the structure, write your own sentences.
good luck out there. this is the life we chose, baby :)
