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[Last active: 271 days ago]


[Typically responds in 7 hours]
[Last active: 271 days ago]
Conducted 6 sessions
on AcceptedTogether
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Hi future doctors!
My name is Almira, and I’m a first-year medical student at the University of Toronto’ I immigrated from Central Asia to Canada 6 years ago on my own, and in my very first cycle applying, I was fortunate to...
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Hi future doctors!
My name is Almira, and I’m a first-year medical student at the University of Toronto’ I immigrated from Central Asia to Canada 6 years ago on my own, and in my very first cycle applying, I was fortunate to receive interviews and an acceptance to U of T as OOP.
What sets me apart? I’ve mentored dozens of students over the years and take pride in seeing my mentees succeed — many of them reaching their dream schools on their first try. Having gone through this process as a newcomer and first-generation applicant, I know how overwhelming it can feel.
My goal is to make it clear, approachable, and achievable for you.
You can expect:
✔️ Personalized, detailed feedback on applications and ABS
✔️ Proven strategies for standing out
✔️ Guidance tailored to first-gen and immigrant applicants
✔️ Affordable rates — because I know how expensive this journey already is
Outside of med school, I love cooking, traveling, and creating content about my path from PhD researcher to medical student.
2019 - 2025
UBC
2025 - 2029
University of Toronto
2021 - 2023
UBC
2015 - 2019
2017 - 2025
- mentored more than 30 students; - help with grad school application and career guidance for biology majors; - help securing paid research internships internationally (Japan, US and all over Europe)
*****Link to Free referee guide******
Hi future doctors!
My name is Almira, and I’m a first-year medical student at the University of Toronto’ I immigrated from Central Asia to Canada 6 years ago on my own, and in my very first cycle applying, I was fortunate to...
*****Link to Free referee guide******
Hi future doctors!
My name is Almira, and I’m a first-year medical student at the University of Toronto’ I immigrated from Central Asia to Canada 6 years ago on my own, and in my very first cycle applying, I was fortunate to receive interviews and an acceptance to U of T as OOP.
What sets me apart? I’ve mentored dozens of students over the years and take pride in seeing my mentees succeed — many of them reaching their dream schools on their first try. Having gone through this process as a newcomer and first-generation applicant, I know how overwhelming it can feel.
My goal is to make it clear, approachable, and achievable for you.
You can expect:
✔️ Personalized, detailed feedback on applications and ABS
✔️ Proven strategies for standing out
✔️ Guidance tailored to first-gen and immigrant applicants
✔️ Affordable rates — because I know how expensive this journey already is
Outside of med school, I love cooking, traveling, and creating content about my path from PhD researcher to medical student.
Includes 0.75 live hours
Includes 1 live hour
Includes 0.5 live hours
Includes 0.5 live hours
Almira and I went over some MMI station prep together. She gave me some great insight, and is so kind and helpful!
Posted on Jan 31, 2026 for a service that took place on Jan 31, 2026
I had a fantastic tutoring session experience with Almira! She was incredibly kind and helpful in evaluating my application and listening to my story, to provide better ways to integrate what I wanted to say into my essays. What I really appreciated was how she took the time to look at my application outside of our scheduled session, and came up with helpful suggestions and strategies ahead of time. In doing so, we had a very productive session. Almira was also very knowledgeable and helped with brainstorming ways to better improve my application. She was one of the best tutors I had and I highly recommend her!
Posted on Oct 8, 2025 for a service that took place on Oct 8, 2025