I will edit your med school personal statement as a current med student
About this Gig
Med school essays fail in a predictable way: applicants bury their best material under what they think admissions wants to hear. The over-polished drafts blur together. The specific, honest ones get remembered.
I'm Kate, a current medical student at NYU Grossman. I've edited med school application essays for 4 years (hundreds of drafts), and before that I spent 4 years as a tutor and mentor at Clemson University.
What you get:
- Margin comments through your whole draft, not a form letter
- Honest calls on what's working and what isn't
- Questions that pull out the specific, personal reflection committees want
- A summary letter with your 3 biggest opportunities
What I don't do: write your essay for you. You'll be interviewed on what you wrote, and my whole approach is making it sound like you on your best day.
Personal statements, secondaries, and AMCAS activity descriptions. Send your draft as a Google Doc with the prompt. Questions welcome before you order.
Language:
English
Content type:
Personal statement
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Essay
Genre:
Education
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Memoir/ biography
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FAQ
Will you rewrite my essay?
No, and that's on purpose. I edit and coach; the writing stays yours. Committees interview you on what you wrote, and edited-into-oblivion essays are easy to spot. My job is making your essay more you, not less.
Are you actually a med student?
Yes, currently at NYU Grossman. I went through this exact process recently, and I've edited applicant essays for 4 years.
Can you help with secondaries on a tight deadline?
That's most of what I do in July and August. Grab the rush extra if you're inside 48 hours.
My essay is over 800 words. Can I still order Basic?
Message me first and I'll set up a custom offer so you're not overpaying.
Do you edit DO school or Caribbean applications?
Yes. The essay principles are identical, and I'll flag anything school-type specific.

