We're Aamir Khan and Zuhair Khan, two third-year students in Sophie Davis — one of the most selective BS/MD programs in the country — a year out from starting medical school. Between us, we scored well on standardized testing and got into four BS/MD programs combined. We work with 10th, 11th, and 12th graders and their parents on standardized test prep, college applications, and figuring out what BS/MD programs are looking for.
Start with a free 15-minute call — parents and students are both welcome to join. No pressure, and whatever you decide together afterward is entirely up to you.
We went through this process a few years ago — standardized testing, applications, the whole thing — and applied to BS/MD programs alongside standard college applications, so between the two of us we've seen it from a few different angles. It's still fresh enough that we remember what it actually felt like, not just the advice we'd give looking back on it.
Third-year student in Sophie Davis's BS/MD program. Works one-on-one with students on standardized testing, college applications, and BS/MD admissions — walking through what actually matters at each step instead of just handing over a study guide.
Third-year student in Sophie Davis's BS/MD program, and the one to talk to if you're weighing the SAT against the ACT. Covers standardized testing, college applications, and BS/MD admissions guidance.
One-on-one help getting ready for standardized testing — practice tests, section strategy, and pacing, from two people who've been through it and scored well ourselves.
Help with essays, activity lists, school selection, and putting together a timeline that works for you.
Guidance on choosing programs and building a strong application, from two people who together got into four BS/MD programs.
Reach out by email or phone and we'll set up a quick, no-pressure call. Parents, feel free to join too — this works best as something you and your student figure out together. If it feels like a good fit afterward, great — if not, no worries either way. The decision is yours.