*** Currently only accepting students for CASPer prep and last-minute ABS reviews***

Hi there, future doctor!

I'm so excited that you are here and ready to take on this journey :) My name is Zeynep (she/her) and I'm an incoming medical student at the University of Toronto, St. George campus!

A little bit about me: I was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey (best city in the world - I'm definitely not biased), ...

*** Currently only accepting students for CASPer prep and last-minute ABS reviews***

Hi there, future doctor!

I'm so excited that you are here and ready to take on this journey :) My name is Zeynep (she/her) and I'm an incoming medical student at the University of Toronto, St. George campus!

A little bit about me: I was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey (best city in the world - I'm definitely not biased), and moved to Toronto on my own when I was 16. After finishing high school in Ontario, I moved to Montreal for undergrad and grad school. Now, I'm super excited to be back in the city I consider my first home in Canada! I played club and varsity volleyball all my life, and I'm currently getting into running and kayaking! In my free time I enjoy painting, making home-made yogurt, and going on looooong walks with friends!

As someone who got in to medical school on their third application cycle, I understand the mental endurance this process requires. Being a premed can be lonely, especially if, like me, you don't have family in Canada. I was lucky to have incredible mentors and friends who supported me throughout the journey, and I’m excited for the opportunity to be that support system for you!

I want to emphasize one thing: every applicant is different. It wasn’t until my third cycle that I went beyond listing my extracurriculars and started sharing truly personal experiences—like my immigration journey. I'm confident that this shift made all the difference in my acceptance. I also learned that it's not just about what you say, but how you say it that can make or break an application. My goal as a mentor is to thoroughly understand what makes you you, and spotlight the life experiences, values, relationships, and even hobbies that will create a compelling narrative for admissions committees. That’s why all of my services include a 30-minute meeting to get to know you better as an applicant.

I recognize that the medical school admissions process can be a significant financial strain. To help reduce this barrier and support students with financial need, I offer:

• Subsidized short-term mentorship to students unable to afford my rates.
• Ex. editing one essay at a reduced price.
• Subsidized long-term mentorship to students unable to afford my rates.
• Ex. Multiple rounds of editing, interview prep, CASPer prep, etc.

If you are interested in learning more about or participating in any of the subsidized mentorship offers, please don't hesitate to reach out :)

I'm so proud of you for making it this far! Now, let's get you into medical school :)