Enrollment closes Tuesday, July 28  |  Common App opens August 1
Fast Track to MD Presents

BS/MD BOOTCAMP
Don't Trip at the Finish Line

A 3-hour live virtual workshop for rising juniors and seniors applying to BS/MD programs. Taught by a surgeon who graduated a 7-year BA/MD program.

Friday, July 31
12:00 to 3:00 PM ET
Live Virtual
$27
96–99%

That is the rejection rate at BS/MD programs. Most rejected students were qualified. They lost on essays, activity descriptions, and interviews. All fixable. But only before you submit.

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You have worked for this for years. This is the last 4 weeks.

The grades. The clinical hours. The research. The competitions. All of it comes down to an application read in minutes by a committee that rejects nearly everyone.

The students who get in are not always the most qualified. They are the best prepared for how committees actually read files. That is what this bootcamp teaches.

In 3 hours, you will learn:

→ How committees read your fileThe 3 questions every reader is answering, and how to make your application answer them on page one.
→ How to optimize every section before you submitActivity descriptions, letters, program list architecture, and the red flags that quietly kill files.
→ How to write essays committees rememberThe 4 essay archetypes readers are tired of, and the structure that separates 1 essay in 20 from the rest.
→ What NOT to do in your interviewThe MMI formula, the traditional questions you will definitely get, and the mistakes that end candidacies.
→ Your next step if you do not get inThe Plans A to E system. Early Assurance Programs, 3-year pathways, and how one rejection never derails your path to MD.

Your Instructor

I'm Dr. Ruwaa Samarrai, MD. I graduated from a 7-year BA/MD program and earned my MD at 23. Today I'm a fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologist, a surgeon who once sat exactly where you are sitting now.

Then I sat on the other side of the table. I served on admissions and ranking committees. I read the files. I watched qualified students get rejected for mistakes they never knew they were making, and I watched applicants with thinner resumes move forward because they understood how the process actually works.

I built Fast Track to MD to give students the systems knowledge I wish I had. This bootcamp is me handing you what I learned in that room, before you submit.

What Students and Parents Say

"I am extremely grateful to have been accepted to the Sophie Davis CUNY BS/MD, shortening my timeline to become a doctor by one year and allowing me to graduate at 25. I would recommend Fast Track to MD to any capable high school and college students who are interested in an accelerated pathway to medicine. Dr. Samarrai is the right person to go to when seeking guidance."

— Cameron, Incoming BS/MD Student

"We gained a clear, organized roadmap of the premed journey. The depth of information shared is truly invaluable, and much of it would have been extremely difficult to access or interpret on our own. We are now focusing on meaningful experiences rather than trying to do everything."

— Shweta, Parent of HS Students, BS/MD Track

"You didn't give us generic checklists; you gave us immediate, targeted clarity on exactly what matters. I would highly recommend Fast Track to MD to any passionate high school or premed student who dreams of becoming a doctor. This program provides the exact guidance you need to navigate the entire path with absolute clarity."

— Priya, Premed Parent · BS/MD Applicant Family

Enrollment Bonus

First 10 enrollees get
Fast Track Foundations free

The complete pathway foundations course. A $44.99 value, included at no cost for the first 10 students who enroll.

3 hours. Live. Intensive.

$27
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Enrollment closes Tuesday, July 28. No exceptions.

Questions

Who is this for?

Rising juniors and seniors applying to BS/MD or BS/DO programs, and their parents. Parents are welcome to attend alongside their student.

Will there be a recording?

This is a live working session. Attend live if at all possible. Recording access details will be shared with enrolled students.

What do I need to bring?

Your activity list and any essay drafts you have. You will work on your own materials during the exercises.

What if I am not applying until next year?

Rising juniors benefit most. You will enter application season a year ahead of your competition.