Conducted 6 sessions
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[Last active: 211 days ago]


[Typically responds in 7 hours]
[Last active: 211 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.
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