Dr Rubin has been working with students for over 20 years, advising on classes, subjects studied, and extracurricular activities.
He now offers students his advice long term and short term. You choose how you want to receive his advice and for how long.
He will offer you a fee based on how much time and work he needs to provide you for a successful journey. You can use him for the
entire process or a limited portion. For example, he is will willing to simply prepare you for an interview, or give you feedback on an essay.
However, before he offers his help, email him your resume, you standardized test results, and a copy of your unofficial transcript. He will then reply with his assessment of your success: low, average, or above average. He will give you an honest opinion and may suggest alternative fields. There is no fee for this service. However, if you request more help. Fees collected are used to support his medical programs and are set as follows: $250 for any of the following: College or Dual Program Selection, Essay review and feedback, CASper Interview prep and mock, in-person interview for med school, help is limited to 2 hours of time, Or he will provide unlimited help for one application cycle for a fee of $1,000.
Pick from the menu below and email DrRubin@MiniMedicalSchool.com .
All medical school require you to write an essay in your application. This essay is the only voice you have to communicate to the admissions office during the initial screening of applicants. You want this essay to be perfect for you. Dr. Rubin is willing to read your essay and proivde constructive advice to improive your chaces of being selected for an interview.
Most students do not have any idea which medical school to apply to, where are the best chance for obtaining an acceptance and where are they a good fit for the school mission and student body. Dr. Rubin can help. He will review your list and offer you advice to help you obtain your dream of being accepted.
Most students who are pre heath manage their journey by themselves or with the help of their college advisor. However, many of these students are not successful due to their lack of knowledge or simply put, poor advice offered. At any time during your journey you may need help. If so, don't be afraid to consult Dr. Rubin who canhelp pick up the pieces and put you back on track.